What were the conflicts of the jewish-arab

The conflict between Jewish-Arab were military, political and tension of land disputes between these two groups.

Explanation:

The people who were living in Israel and the people who were living in the Arabic countries were never at peace with one another and always had some conflicts with each other. Those conflicts were related to the claiming of land by both the groups in the time period of 1920s.

There was also sectarian dispute between both the groups which led to the full fledged civil war between these two groups in the year 1947. This was further followed by the Israeli people fighting for their independence.

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the correct answer is:

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