How Do Palestinians And Israelis Make Peace?

Each have their own views on how the peace process should go, but they all think that their way is the correct way to resolve the issues. The Israeli’s peace process feels that it should be negotiated of some giving up command on inhabited properties. The Israeli’s feel that this will stop all the coercion and conflict. The Palestinian’s think that their way would resolve all the violence between them if get the general understanding of how to bring about awareness to all parties involved. The Palestinian’s feel that Israeli’s are trying to occupy land that doesn’t rightfully belong to them. The United States felt that Israel should give up some of the land that was taken in a war that occurred in 1967. The United States Presidents have verbally supported the Palestinian’s about the territories, in hopes that the main goal would be achieved by all a peaceful

The best solution to all the continuous wars and problems is a two-state solution; making a Jewish state and a Palestinian state and making Jerusalem neutral to both groups. The conflict between the Jews and the Palestinians will only end when both of the groups get an equal amount of land, and also when both of the groups start to recognize each other as a

Since 1967 the borders between Palestine and Israel have been unfair. The Israeli people have taken a majority of the Palestinians land. This had caused conflict between these two territories for years. The Israel and Palestine conflict has been going on for many decades and nothing seems to be able to solve this issue. All because the Israeli government is very stubborn. They are not willing to make a compromise in this situation. The main issues between the Palestinians and the Israelites are; Israel has been unfair to the Palestinians and have taken the land which used to be their own. Not only has Israel created unfair boundaries but, they are also reluctant to let outsiders into Jerusalem. A place that is not only religiously important to the Jews but also to the Arabs. And above all of that Palestinian people feel as if they have to live in fear from the Israeli people. Israel militia has shot at mothers and children. These problems are still prevalent today; if we can solve the unfair borders, Jerusalem, and security we could have a safer Middle East.

The big question we ask ourselves today is, will Israel and Palestine ever agree to stop fighting? The conflict between Israel and Palestine has been traced all the way back to 1948 through 2005 in The Israel Palestine Land Settlement Problem, written by Charles Rowley and Jennis Taylor. However, this conflict did not end in 2005. This article was written in 2006, so anything within the last 10 years is not included. The conflict between the two counties still continues to this day and still remains a major problem. Israelis and Arabs have been fighting over Gaza on and off for decades now. The three issues laid out in this article are the four major wars that took place, the refugee problem, and the conflict between religions. It concludes with the road map to peace. Throughout his whole book, The Israel-Palestine Conflict, Gelvin speaks of the same historical events that occurred between Israel and Palestine, while the article reveals there are still other conflicts, the land settlement problem has been the major conflict between Israel and Palestine since 1948.

A common misconception about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is that it is deeply rooted in religion. However, it instead is a dispute over claims on the same land. Israelis believe that they are entitled to the land now known as Israel, while the Palestinians believe that they are entitled to this same land in which they call Palestine instead. Religion does, however, come into play as both sides believe that their God actually gave them this land, and giving it away would simply be unjust. After viewing both articles, The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict by Mark Tessler, and Palestine, Israel and the Arab-Israeli Conflict A primer by Joel Beinin and Lisa Hajjar, I believe that truly understanding the Israeli-Palestinian and its entirety means breaking it down in a historically

Of course it is known that it is in the best interest of both people to find a solution. Many on both sides want a two state solution, but each side has yet to come up with a plan that is workable. Economically, it would be in the best interest of the Palestinians to have peace with Israel. Israel is one of the most advanced nations in the world when it comes to medicine, pharmacology, and technology" ("Stick a label on it; Israel and Palestine."). "They have their own weapons industry, are able to grow crops in the desert, have advanced universities and technical schools. If Palestinian children could share in this they would be able to overcome their stunted past. Socially, both groups share so many of the same features. Their dietary laws are similar, language is similar, even holidays hold similarities. But, they do not seem to be able to get over the fact that so much has transpired that split them apart" ("Primer on Palestine, Israel and the Arab-Israeli

Politics are only a well-mannered way to continue they hatred and violence between both parties. Both groups want the same land, but neither are willing to share it, instead perpetuating a cycle of violence, fear and ignorance, as if those have become their new ethos. Padraig O’Malley, author of A Two State Delusion, goes on to explain in one of his chapters how the Israeli and Palestinian school systems and societal norms such as politicians on television, have every word is designed to create a misunderstanding of “the other.” “The roots of the hatreds on both sides are embedded in their one-sided worldviews and mutual fear of “the other.”” Page 281. They raise their citizens from an early age to hate and fear and oppress the other. One of the only solutions to the every constant hate cycle between Israelis and Palestinians is to break the cycle. “Until Israelis and Palestinians address the manner in which they educate their children, hatred will continue to churn and breath its bile and all talk of two states living side by side in harmony will be a fantasy.” Page

Examine the historical context that allowed for Israel’s creation, and explore its history since 1948 up to until now, taking stock of all major conflicts and interactions with Palestinians and Arab countries and their results. Do you think there will ever be peace between the two, and if so, how do you anticipate this taking shape?

Furthermore Israel’s extreme control will not allow the two sate solution happen henceforth not letting peace happen because of their selfishness. On the other hand Israel has extreme control because they deserve that land. In today’s world Palestine and Israel have a constant battle because of the fact that Israel controls almost every decision when it comes to the change in the government. In fact “Israel controls more than half of the west bank and all of east Jerusalem” (Abu) confirming that Israel is not ready to give up the land that belongs to Palestine. However the majority of those who live in east Jerusalem are Jewish. For that reason “Sources such as Water are to be kept under Israeli authority” (Abu), not only controlling the life style of the Palestinians but also controlling the agricultural in

Since the establishment of Israel in 1948, there has been constant fighting between Israelis and Arabs. The Israelis have the right to live peacefully in Israel, but there is a conflict because the Palestinians feel that Israel is their land. During recent years the conflict in the Middle East had been exploded on to our television screens. Day after day images of violence and suffering have dominated the news. Scenes of heavily armed Israeli soldiers facing young Palestinian children hurling stones with slingshots- like Goliath facing David- have evoked dismay and confusion. The vehemence of the Palestinian reaction is a result of years of pent-up anger and frustration. The Israeli response has been swift and determined: Palestinian towns

Both Israelis and Palestinians have been fighting for the same geographical territory for some time. Arguments presented by both groups are reasonable as to why the area belongs to them considering they both have historical and religious foundations in the region. The question that arises from these claims is which group is right, and what appropriate measures should be taken to resolve the conflict between the groups. For problems such as this, the U.S foreign secretary is called upon to conduct negotiations that relate to U.S. foreign affairs, and to promote beneficial economic intercourse between the United States and other countries. While both Israelis and Palestine’s believe they are right in their argument for territory. Both groups need to be more committed in establishing peace in their region, resolving their differences so they can partake in a better quality of life.

When you smell a smoke bomb and grenade you will have puffed up red eyes and will have tears falling from your eyes .The smell is so toxic it can kill and the only cure to reduce puffed up red eyes and tearing is onions.Yes, onions ! That's how dreadful the smell is . Palestinians go away from the deadly smell and always return back to keep fighting.Hundreds die every week.Israeli forces walk with there big floppy green hat as they come towards me .They once warned me to get down on the floor and I resisted.They beat me with their stick on the left side of my head.They honestly treated dogs better than they treated me and any other Palestinian.I then fainted.I tried to get up and as I opened my eyes slowly but all I could see was a blurry vision and all I heard was Palestinians screaming “Hasbenallah wa ne3mal wakel “( God (alone) is sufficient for us) in Arabic and the sound of hundreds of hot,toxic smoke bombs going off in all directions.My face was covered in dirt marks and blue bruises and I have blood all over my face from the beating.Then,this strong handsome Palestinian guy that looked like he was around my age,woke me up and took my hand and told me ,”Are you okay?” I said “Yes”, in a hurt,sobbing voice.He told me something that really inspired me and which made me stronger.He said in a soft loving tone“You have a heart of true a Palestinian!” I blushed in excitement and was so happy that I forgot all about my pain.He helped me up and took my hand and said,”Lets go fight for peace!” We both go together ,grab rocks and start throwing rocks at the Israeli forces I now call ,”Peace killers.” The air was so foggy from the smoke bombs and grenades that I couldn't see two inches in front of where I was going.I suddenly almost step on a women and as I come closer and when I am able to see a little bit clearer I see hundreds of

Without a Palestinian peace deal the financial cost and man hours and loss of strategic lands would leave them more vulnerable to Palestinian attack. The Israeli’s began moving out of settlements in Gaza and West Bank but abruptly reversed course in 2000 after violence broke out again. Many road blocks have arisen which have made it more difficult for the Israeli’s to believe that the two parties will ever come to a peace agreement. 60% percent of Israeli’s believe that Israel should relinquish the West Bank and Gaza. Even though that number is high many Israeli’s believe that Israel would be relinquishing land that were promised to their people in the Bible. With all things considered Israel could best serve its interest by remaining in the disputed lands until an expectable peace plan is completed. There are no guarantees for peace without it (Monitor,

Peace is a blessing that is often taken for granted. Unfortunately, The conflict between the Jews and Palestinians still has not reached this peace. this is due to many factors. Ever since the the 1948 war, acts of terrorism and destruction have happened on both sides. This war left the Palestinians with no homeland, creating the Palestinian Refugee problem. This and other factors (such as the Peel Commission), left the Palestinians distraught and Angry. Suicide bombing played a major role in these acts of revenge, the first being in 2001. Lastly the lack of separation between church and state in Israel hinders compromise greatly. Peace in the middle east will never be reached if these issues, and many more, cannot be resolved in a way that pleases both parties

We must understand the people. We must understand the deep pain of the Jews coupled with the frustrations of the Palestinians. If we remain unaware, uneducated, or unsympathetic the conflict will remain foreign and insignificant. Yet, in an attempt to view the conflict from both sides, and enter into pain with those we do not always understand, one is able to see why this conflict is deep, painful, and complex. Peace is not easy. At Tent of Nations, in Palestine, one sees just how difficult true peace really is. The wind blew cold as we walked the driveway laden with boulders and litter, an only increasing threat from the Jewish government. Surrounded by Jewish settlements complete with basketball courts and swimming pools. A family lives