Introduction   Israel's entire history - how did jews emerge? How was their country formed? What was their kingdom? Why jews had to leave? How did Jerusalem became important for Christian, Muslim and Jews.... We've already discussed this in a previous blog. In this blog, we'll talk about the issue of the Palestine land that couldn't be solved even by all the countries of the world What is the entire story of Hamas? How Hamas, which was created by Israel, is becoming a threat to Israel itself? And now, even in the current situation, when they already now that Even after knowing that Israel will retaliate heavily, why did Hamas attack? We'll discuss all these things in detail. Background Brief So after the Britishers left, this entire issue moves to UN and in 1947, UN brings a Partition Plan in which two state solution was imposed. 45% Area was given to Palestine and 55% area was given to Jews and the Jerusalem was kept under UN's own control. This is the ...

Introduction   A small country with a very small population but one of the most controversial areas in which the country is located. This country has fought a lot for thousands of years. The question is what is the cause that has been fought over for thousands of years? Why is there no solution to this problem? How come despite being such a small country, big Arab countries such as Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Yemen are not able to defeat this country together? What is the Gaza trip, Hamas, Temple Mount, West Bank? Background History   If we talk about who now, then west of India is a small country called Israel. The area that includes some of the West Bank, Gaza trip is called Palestine. In other words, Palestine is located within Israel. And between Israel and Palestine is Jerusalem. Jerusalem is the main reason why we sometimes hear of trouble between Christians, Jews and Muslims. It all started around 1047 BC when this place was called the Kingdom of Israel. At that time mos...

Introduction In a historic move towards gender equality and political representation, the Lok Sabha, the lower house of the Indian Parliament, has passed the Women's Reservation Bill, granting 33% of seats to women in both the Lok Sabha and state legislative assemblies. This landmark legislation, known as the Constitution (One Hundred and Twenty Eighth Amendment) Bill, 2023, aims to provide greater opportunities for women to participate in the decision-making process and break the glass ceiling in Indian politics. The bill, which was tabled by Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal, received overwhelming support, with a majority of 454-2 votes in its favor. Let's delve deeper into the significance of this bill, its provisions, and the potential impact on women's empowerment in politics. The Need for Women's Reservation Addressing Gender Disparities in Politics Gender disparities in political representation have long been a concern in India. Despite comprising nearly half ...