Crisis Basics
Key Players
Root Causes
UNICEF in Action
Human Cost & Challenges
100

What is the conflict called that began after the UN proposed dividing Palestine into Jewish and Arab states?


The Israeli-Palestinian conflict.


100

Which country was established in 1948 and has a powerful modern military?


Israel.


100

What is it called when two groups claim the same land as their national homeland?


Competing nationalism.


100

What basic resource does UNICEF provide to ensure children stay healthy?


Clean water and sanitation.


100

Who makes up the largest vulnerable group affected by this conflict?


Children.


200

Which war in 1967 led to Israel occupying the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem?


The Six-Day War.


200

What are the two main Palestinian governing groups in the West Bank and Gaza?


The Palestinian Authority and Hamas.


200

Which country controlled Palestine after World War I and made conflicting promises?


Britain.


200

What type of support helps children deal with trauma and stress from war?


Psychosocial support.


200

What is it called when families are forced to flee their homes repeatedly?


Displacement.


300

What were the two major Palestinian uprisings against Israeli control called?


The First Intifada and the Second Intifada.


300

Which neighboring countries play important regional roles in the conflict?


Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon.


300

What caused increased Jewish immigration to Palestine in the early 20th century?


Antisemitism in Europe.


300

What does UNICEF create so children can continue education during conflict?


Temporary learning spaces.


300

Which important buildings have been heavily damaged or destroyed?


Schools, hospitals, and water systems.


400

Which group carried out the surprise attack on Israel in October 2023 that escalated the conflict?


Hamas.


400

Which international organization works to mediate peace and protect civilians?


The United Nations.


400

What is the name of the mass displacement of Palestinians in 1948?


The Nakba.


400

What does UNICEF help restore when children are separated during conflict?


Family reunification.


400

What makes delivering aid difficult due to blockades and restrictions?


Limited access for humanitarian aid.


500

Why do ceasefires in this conflict often fail?


Because of continued violence, broken trust, and unresolved political issues.


500

Who experiences the conflict daily and often provides support on the ground?


Local communities and NGOs.

500

What UN decision led to civil war and the creation of Israel?


The UN partition plan for Palestine.


500

What is UNICEF’s long-term goal beyond emergency aid?


Children’s recovery and long-term well-being.


500

What problem threatens UNICEF programs like healthcare and nutrition?


Funding shortages.