The Israel-Palestine conflict primarily revolves around disputes over:
a) Trade agreements
b) Territorial and political control
c) Religious festivals
d) Economic policies
Which city is considered a major point of contention in the Israel-Palestine conflict?
a) Tel Aviv
b) Haifa
c) Jerusalem
d) Nazareth
Which war led to Israel’s capture of the West Bank and Gaza Strip in 1967?
a) Yom Kippur War
b) Six-Day War
c) First Intifada
d) Suez Crisis
The Oslo Accords were signed in which decade?
a) 1970s
b) 1980s
c) 1990s
d) 2000s
Which organization represents the Palestinian people in international affairs?
a) Hamas
b) PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization)
c) Fatah
d) UNRWA
The Gaza Strip is primarily governed by which group?
a) PLO
b) Hamas
c) Fatah
d) Israeli Defense Forces
Which international body has repeatedly called for a two-state solution?
a) NATO
b) United Nations
c) OPEC
d) ASEAN
The First Intifada began in which year?
a) 1967
b) 1987
c) 1995
d) 2001
Which U.S. president mediated the Camp David Accords?
a) Richard Nixon
b) Jimmy Carter
c) Ronald Reagan
d) Bill Clinton
Which country was the first Arab state to officially recognize Israel?
a) Syria
b) Jordan
c) Egypt
d) Saudi Arabia
Which barrier has been a source of controversy between Israel and Palestine?
a) Iron Dome
b) West Bank separation wall
c) Suez Canal
d) Mediterranean Sea border
Which UN resolution called for the partition of Palestine in 1947?
a) Resolution 181
b) Resolution 242
c) Resolution 338
d) Resolution 678
Which major Israeli city has been repeatedly targeted by rockets from Gaza?
a) Haifa
b) Tel Aviv
c) Beersheba
d) Eilat
Which Israeli Prime Minister was assassinated after signing the Oslo Accords?
a) Ariel Sharon
b) Ehud Barak
c) Yitzhak Rabin
d) Benjamin Netanyahu
Which peace agreement led to Jordan recognizing Israel?
a) Camp David Accords
b) Oslo Accords
c) Wye River Memorandum
d) Israel-Jordan Peace Treaty
The term “Nakba” refers to which event in Palestinian history?
a) The Six-Day War
b) The 1948 displacement of Palestinians
c) The signing of the Oslo Accords
d) The establishment of Hamas
Which country was historically responsible for the British Mandate of Palestine?
a) France
b) United States
c) United Kingdom
d) Germany
The Second Intifada began after which event?
a) Ariel Sharon’s visit to the Al-Aqsa Mosque
b) Signing of the Camp David Accords
c) Creation of the PLO
d) Withdrawal of Israel from Gaza
Which of the following territories is under Israeli military occupation?
a) West Bank
b) Sinai Peninsula
c) Lebanon
d) Jordan
Which Israeli defensive system intercepts rockets?
a) Patriot System
b) Iron Dome
c) THAAD
d) S-400
Which event marked the beginning of the Israel-Palestine conflict?
a) The signing of the Balfour Declaration
b) The Six-Day War
c) The UN Partition Plan
d) The First Intifada
Which Middle Eastern country has mediated ceasefires between Israel and Hamas?
a) Iran
b) Saudi Arabia
c) Egypt
d) Turkey
Which Israeli leader signed the Oslo Accords alongside Yasser Arafat?
a) Ariel Sharon
b) Ehud Olmert
c) Yitzhak Rabin
d) Benjamin Netanyahu
The Palestinian flag consists of which colors?
a) Red, white, black, and green
b) Blue, white, and red
c) Green, yellow, and black
d) Red, black, and blue
Which Palestinian leader won the Nobel Peace Prize?
a) Mahmoud Abbas
b) Ismail Haniyeh
c) Yasser Arafat
d) Ahmed Yassin
What is the primary international demand for a lasting peace solution?
a) A single unified state
b) A two-state solution
c) Complete military occupation
d) Dissolution of both governments
Which Israeli settlement policy is a major obstacle to peace negotiations?
a) Expansion in the Golan Heights
b) Construction of settlements in the West Bank
c) Withdrawal from Gaza
d) Increasing aid to Palestine
Which river serves as a natural boundary in the region?
a) Euphrates
b) Nile
c) Jordan River
d) Tigris
Which U.S. President recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital in 2017?
a) Barack Obama
b) Donald Trump
c) Joe Biden
d) George W. Bush
