I Have Mono wrote:A condensed version is that the conflict stems from Roman/Eastern Roman/Byzantine Empire time when Jews lived in the Area. As the Eastern Roman empire was collapsing and the Ottoman Turks Empire were on the rise Arabs moved into that area.

Now that neither empire is there, both people live there and both claim the land is theirs.

Find an Ancient history book and you will see why there is conflict.

I Have Mono wrote:Anyone not looking more than 100 years back will never understand the conflict.

I Have Mono wrote:A condensed version is that the conflict stems from Roman/Eastern Roman/Byzantine Empire time when Jews lived in the Area. As the Eastern Roman empire was collapsing and the Ottoman Turks Empire were on the rise Arabs moved into that area.

Now that neither empire is there, both people live there and both claim the land is theirs.

Find an Ancient history book and you will see why there is conflict.

I Have Mono wrote:My bad, because that's not the way I mean for it to come across, both sides have legitimate claims for the same piece if land. The fact that that specific region has so many religions that gravitate towards it I don't think any country should have it. More so a multi-cultural multi-national multi religious committee should oversee the whole area together.