Özet:

Philistine, which remained under the rule of the Ottoman Empire for 402 years, passed to the British squad administration after the First World War with the strategies pursued by the Zionists for their state-building ambitions. After the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948 in Palestine, which remained under British squad rule until the Second World War, the Philistine problem turned into a different dimension. The wars between Israel and the Arab countries resulted in the expansion of Israel's territories rather than the acquisition of Philistine lands. Today, Philistine is the bleeding wound of the Muslims in the Eastern Mediterranean, where conflicts have not diminished and which has been subjected to Israeli occupation and attacks. There have been initiatives and peace plans of different countries to solve the Philistine problem, which is considered very important in terms of international politics, but the attempts made so far have not been able to end the conflicts between Muslims and Jews in the Philistine region, which harbors the holy places of the three Abrahamic religions, and to establish peace. In this study, the Philistine issue is analyzed from the perspective of international politics and the policies of Turkey, the European Union (EU), the United States of America (USA) and China towards the Philistine issue and international law.

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