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The term "Israeli-Arab conflict" is a global term, not chosen by Israel.
Also, can you please explain what has happened in this war:
1948 Arab?Israeli War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Your argument holds no water, really.
You are going to have to explain this one, as it literally makes no sense. That the Arab Israeli conflict was not chosen by Israel as a means of defining this conflict really doesn't matter. In general, it describes the situation.
In an Academic sense, The Arab-Israeli conflict ended with the signing of the Camp David Accords. At that point moderate Arab regimes sortta broke with the 'Arab' camp. The problem since then is generally described as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or simply as the confines are not nearly so well drawn as the Palestinian Question.
If Azerbaijan is linked as a participant to one side of the conflict simply by virtue of their being majority Muslim, with no consideration for the strategic goasl and interests, then we see the problem. That one that I call Arab/Muslim monolothicism.
It is very similiar to McCarthyism, in that no delinations were made between Chinese communism, Russia communism, and Yugoslavian communism, and by assigning the lot of them based solely on what we thought was ideological monolithicism was fundamentally counter-productive and that many opportunities were subsequently lost when we avoided looking for seams and gaps to exploit.
Israel is making that same mistake with its presentation of Islamic monolithicism, and in doing so it is missing many opportunities to engender the condition it desires above all else: security.
Being critical of such things does mean I am against Israel, merely that I striongly believe their strategic framework for action is fundamentally flawed. I am quite sure that Mrs. Livni would not be taking similiar approaches.
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