Political conflict often shapes societal divisions, highlighting differences in ideology, culture, and economic interests. Such conflicts can arise from diverse sources, including polarization in political beliefs and competing societal values. As political factions become entrenched, they can exacerbate tensions, leading to fragmentation within communities and a decline in civic trust. In extreme cases, unresolved conflicts may sow discord and incite violence. However, conflict can also promote dialogue and negotiation, leading to compromise and reinvigoration of democratic processes if managed constructively.