Question

Summary: An analysis of how the issue (no נ) of Palestinian refugees is represented in the textbooks shows (מלמד) that over (no א) the years there have been (verb, not היו) significant changes in the Israeli historical narrative (נרטיב). Revisionist (רוויזיוניסטיות) views converted the classical Zionist narrative and this provoked (pa'al, not גרם) backlash. The writer takes a personal stance that supports the growth of an alternative narrative.

(2 words; + 1st 5LW, starts w/ ת; second 3LW, starts w/ נ) (5LW, starts w/ ת)

Answer 1

The issue of Palestinian refugees has evolved over time, with significant changes in the Israeli historical narrative and a growth in support for an alternative narrative.

Step-by-step explanation:

The issue of Palestinian refugees is a complex one that has evolved over time. After the first war between Arab countries and Israel, more than 750,000 Palestinians were forced out of their homes and into refugee camps. These refugees have faced ongoing displacement, with many living in recognized camps in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, the Gaza Strip, and the West Bank.

The Israeli historical narrative has seen significant changes, with revisionist views challenging the classical Zionist narrative. This has led to a backlash, but there is also growing support for an alternative narrative.