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[[Category:Nations]]
[[Category:Asia]]
[[Category:Southwest Asia]]
[[Category:Islamic Caliphate]]
* '''Population:''' 14 million
* '''Aspects:''' Repressive, Third Wave
When the Caliphate brokered the final peace with
[[Israel]], it recognized that the Palestinian situation remained
an intolerable breeding ground for violent radicalism. The
Caliph therefore personally sponsored a massive investment
program for the Enclaves, with extensive education and
propaganda efforts in support. Funds poured in from the
wealthier Arab states, with lesser (but significant) support
from [[European Union|Europe]], the [[United States]], and even Israel. Numerous
telepresence systems were installed, permitting Palestinians
to earn acceptable incomes doing work in new installations
all across the Caliphate. Massive engineering and biotech
works were undertaken, to improve the land and water
resources available to the Palestinians. The effect was to
vastly improve the Palestinian standard of living – while
also reducing Israeli economic control of the Enclaves.

Today, the Gaza Strip and West Bank regions are self-governing,
under an elected council whose authority is
jointly guaranteed by Israel and the Islamic Caliphate. The
political situation remains imperfect. Palestinians look with
natural envy at the lives of their wealthier neighbors. Outright
unemployment remains high, and a significant proportion
of the employed population still migrates
physically to work in [[Egypt]], Israel, or [[Jordan]]. Even among
moderate Palestinians, there is almost universal sentiment
for a renegotiation of the status of the enclaves. It is a measure
of how far the situation has evolved that this movement
has mostly been nonviolent in its methods. What radical
Palestinian movements still use violence are regularly
exploited by outside (mostly Egyptian and Iranian) forces,
launching attacks on both Israeli “occupiers” and
Caliphate “betrayers.”

Palestinian Enclaves - Revision history

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