The phrase “painful chapter” refers to:

The word “compromise” in the text most nearly means:

The phrase “deep mistrust” in the conclusion means:

The word “trauma” in the text most nearly means:

The phrase “humanitarian crisis” refers to:

The word “displaced” in “thousands of Palestinians were killed or displaced” means:

The phrase “large military campaign” most nearly means:

The word “blockade” in the text refers to:

The phrase “the scale of the violence shocked Israel and the world” means:

The word “militant” in “militant groups launched a surprise attack” most nearly means:

The word “captured” in “Israel captured the West Bank…” is closest in meaning to:

The phrase “changed the situation again” describing the Six-Day War means:

The term “refugee” in the text refers to someone who:

The word “fled” in “more than 700,000 Palestinians fled” most nearly means:

The word “support” in “international support for a Jewish state grew” is closest in meaning to:

The phrase “felt betrayed” (about Arabs under British rule) means they:

In the text, “migrants” most nearly means:

The word “discrimination” in the text refers to:

The phrase “turning point” (“the most recent turning point came on 7th October 2023”) most nearly means:

The word “struggles” in the phrase “one of the longest and most difficult struggles” is closest in meaning to: