Although it is probably the second-shortest war in recorded history, there can be no doubt that its aftermath and outcome have had long-lasting effects. In fact, the decisive Israeli victory that ended the conflict still shapes the political landscape of the area in the 21st Century, more than half a century later.
The main thing that makes a fiddle a fiddle and a violin a violin is the type of music that is played on it. Generally, fiddles play folk/traditional genres (e.g. Cajun music, Irish trad, and klezmer), and violins play composition-based genres (e.g. Western classical music, Indian classical music, and jazz).
The violin, viola, cello, and double bass make up the family of  bowed string instruments. The bow is usually made of horse tail  hair stretched over a wood frame, and rosin (a solid resin  extracted from pine trees) is applied to the hair so that it has  sufficient friction to vibrate the strings. Like the guitar and  harpsichord, the strings on bowed instruments can also be plucked.