The Palestinian problem until the 1973 war and analysis of the Arab-Israel wars

Its rich underground resources, strategic importance and religious diversity have been the subject of various struggles and collaborations in the Middle East. These struggles and collaborations appear as wars. The most important of these conflicts is the Arab-Israeli wars. The Arab-Israeli wars, based on Arab nationalism and Zionism, are a series of political conflicts and military wars between Egypt, Jordan, Syria and the Palestinian Arab union countries and Israel. These wars have brought material and moral consequences for both the countries in the region and the parties. This study, on the other hand, aims to reveal how this problem has become an international problem in the historical process by addressing the Palestinian issue from its emergence to the 1973 Arab-Israeli war. in this direction, the emergence and development of the Palestinian problem, the policies developed by the main actors involved in this problem, and the conflicts and peace processes within the scope of the Palestinian problem are examined. in the study, which was prepared by examining the qualitative data, the data were obtained by the literature review method. in the literature review, academic publications such as books, theses, articles, international reports and papers on the approaches that constitute the theoretical framework of the research were examined and data were collected from primary sources. According to the results of the evaluations, the Arab-Israeli wars played an effective role in the re-distribution of power in the region, causing divisions, violence, betrayals and human rights violations in the region, thus causing material and moral wounds to many Arab countries, especially Palestine. in addition, these wars caused some countries to get richer and some countries to get poorer.