以色列史

• 发表：2024-07-25
• 分类：历史传记
• 围观：50

• KuhnX

  2014-07-21
  虽然史料很扎实，但是像流水账一样，缺乏分析与判断。
• zach

  2011-10-26
  不错的简史，可以大致了解以色列几十年来对中东问题的立场以及该国内部脉络
• Von.Y.Erick

  2014-06-15
  喜闻乐见犹太人；牛奶蜜

• 之龢

  2019-01-24
  The fact that the veteran Jewish Ashkenazi elite of Israel was responsible for channelling the Sephardim into the ma’abarot increased the animosity and resentment of the Sephardim towards the Ashkenazi[73] and caused much tension between these two communities. Yet growing tensions were not only the result of the coming together of the relatively affluent Ashkenazi who could afford to live in the big cities with the poorer – and usually with larger families – Oriental Jews forced to live in the ma’abarah, but it was also the outcome of an almost impossible meeting between two different worlds. On the one hand, the more educated, sophisticated, professional western Jews, and on the other a community of Jews from various Arab lands many of whom could hardly read or write. While religion by bi...
• 之龢

  2019-01-24
  Israel’s propaganda machine after this war 【the first Arab-Israeli war】 shifted gear to show how little (‘David’) Israel (‘the few’) survived against the mighty (‘Goliath’) Arabs (‘the many’) and how clean a war she fought. This, however, was not quite true. Even though Israel’s population at that time was some 650,000 compared with an Arab population 40 times larger, Israel had more troops on the ground than all the Arab armies put together – 29,677 Israeli compared with 23,500 Arabs at the beginning of the war, whereas towards its end the ratio became two to one in Israel’s favour. So the ‘few’ in this war were the Arabs rather than the Israelis who were effectively the mighty ‘many’, as is also quite clearly demonstrated by the results of this war. Also, contrary to Israeli[69] propagan...
• 之龢

  2019-01-24
  It was also during this period that Israel took measures to consolidate he hold over the Arabs of Israel. We should recall that not all the Arabs who had resided in Palestine fled during the war and an estimated 156,000 of them remained within Israel’s borders, clinging stubbornly to their property and lands in villages and in the five mixed towns of Acre, Jaffa, Haifa, Ramleh and Jerusalem. On 21 October 1948, Israel established a military government in Arab areas, set up ‘security zones’ and imposed restrictions on the movement of Arabs between towns and villages. New laws also allowed the military administration to remove permanent residents from the declared ‘security zones’ and transfer them elsewhere. This was soon done to several Negev Bedouin tribes and to the inhabitants of the Ar...

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