Obstruction or Facilitation?

US and Arab Foreign Policy in the Israeli-Palestine Conflict


Essay, 2012

7 Pages, Grade: 73


Abstract or Introduction

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is hugely influenced by the respective foreign policies of their main allies, the United States as a supporter of Israel and the surrounding Arab states on the Palestinian side. While some outside intervention may be necessary, it can also lead to an entrenchment of the parties. Therefore, this essay will investigate whether US and Arab policies were beneficial or detrimental to the efforts to arrive at a peace agreement in terms of the major contested issues; land and borders, Jerusalem, recognition and refugees.

Details

Title
Obstruction or Facilitation?
Subtitle
US and Arab Foreign Policy in the Israeli-Palestine Conflict
College
Queen Mary University of London  (Department of Politics and International Relations)
Grade
73
Author
Year
2012
Pages
7
Catalog Number
V191837
ISBN (eBook)
9783656174196
ISBN (Book)
9783656174219
File size
640 KB
Language
English
Keywords
International Relations, Middle East Conflict, Israel, Arab League, US Foreign Policy, Peace Studies, Arab Foreign Policy, War, Security, Jerusalem, West Bank, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Camp David, Refugees, Oslo Process
Quote paper
Tim Pfefferle (Author), 2012, Obstruction or Facilitation?, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/191837

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