State and Settler Violence: Effects of Israeli Indiscriminate Violence on the Political Attitudes and Welfare of the Palestinian Civilians in oPt.

Conclusion             Building on relative deprivation theory and previous literature on indiscriminate violence, this study aimed to investigate the effects of the use of indiscriminate violence implemented by the occupation army and settler terrorism in oPt. While much of the existing literature focuses on investigating the effects of indiscriminate violence on inciting rebellion among deprived

Effects of Israeli Settlements and Settlers on Palestinian Healthcare and Education.

This study aimed to examine the impact of Israeli settlements and the presence of Israeli settlers on Palestinian access to education and healthcare in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Through the utilization of different methods and several metrics performance checks, this study analyzes the VPP2015 dataset offered by OCHA-oPt. This analysis provides valuable insight into the

Effects of Economic Sanctions on the Civilians of Target States.

The results of this study provide some insights into the effects of economic sanctions on the civilians of the targeted state. It investigates issues like inflation of consumer goods, infant and child mortality rates, and political freedom. This study could not provide statistically significant support for H1, which proposes that UN-imposed sanctions are associated with

A Prelude to an untold story

Writers would say it was a normal day until something has happened. However, I am not a writer and none of the days she has lived could ever be qualified as normal by any normal human being with normal life. That day seemed exactly like the day before, like the same day a year ago