Can the world's most intractable conflict ever find resolution? This book plunges into the heart of the decades-long struggle in the Middle East, dissecting the United Nations' role in attempting to broker peace and stability within this volatile region. A meticulous examination of the Israel-Palestine conflict, with a particular lens focused on the contested city of Jerusalem, reveals the intricate layers of historical, political, and religious tensions that fuel the ongoing discord. From the UN's initial involvement in 1945 to the present day, this study analyzes the effectiveness of various interventions, exploring both successes and failures in the pursuit of sustainable peace. Uncover the geopolitical significance of Jerusalem, a city revered by multiple faiths and claimed by two nations, as the book navigates the complex web of competing claims and aspirations. Drawing upon a robust literature review and rigorous research methodology, the book critically assesses past peace processes, identifying key obstacles and potential pathways toward co-existence between Arab nations and Israel. Beyond a historical overview, the book grapples with the fundamental question of ownership and control of Jerusalem, weighing the perspectives of Israelis, Palestinians, and the international community. Understand the profound impact of the Jerusalem conflict, and the wider Israel-Palestine conflict, on global security and international relations, highlighting the urgent need for innovative approaches to conflict resolution. This insightful analysis offers a fresh perspective on the challenges and opportunities for achieving a lasting peace, making it essential reading for policymakers, scholars, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this critical global issue. Explore the intricacies of Arab-Israeli relations and the enduring quest for stability in the Middle East through the lens of UN intervention and the persistent struggle for Jerusalem. This is not just a history lesson; it's a roadmap for navigating one of the world's most pressing challenges: fostering sustainable peace in a land torn apart by conflict.
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION
- BACKGROUND OF STUDY
- STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
- RESEARCH QUESTIONS
- RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
- SCOPE OF THE STUDY
- SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
- RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
- CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW
- INTRODUCTION
- THEORITICAL FRAMEWORK
- CHAPTER THREE: INTERVENTION IN THE MIDDLE EAST
- THE CONCEPT OF INTERVENTION
- THE GEOGRAPHICAL CONTIGUITY OF THE MIDDLE EAST
- THE UNITED NATIONS' INTERVENTION IN THE MIDDLE EAST
- REASONS BEHIND THE UNITED NATIONS' INTERVENTION IN THE MIDDLE EAST
- CHAPTER FOUR: THE ISRAEL-PALESTINE CONFLICT OVER JERUSALEM
- BRIEF BACKGROUND OF JERUSALEM
- STRATEGIC AND GEO-POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF JERUSALEM
- THE ISRAEL-PALESTINE CONFLICT OVER JERUSALEM
- WHO OWNS JERUSALEM?
- THE UNITED NATIONS' ROLE AND ACTION ON THE CONFLICT OVER JERUSALEM
- EFFECT OF THE JERUSALEM CONFLICT ON WORLD PEACE AND STABILITY
- THE ESTABLISHMENT OF DIFFERENT PEACE PROCESS BETWEEN ISRAEL AND PALESTINE
- CHAPTER FIVE: CONCLUSION
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
This study aims to analyze the United Nations' intervention in the Middle East since 1945 and investigate the Israel-Palestine conflict over Jerusalem, exploring potential avenues for achieving co-existence between Arab nations and Israel. The ultimate objective is to identify pathways towards sustainable peace in the region.
- The role of the United Nations in Middle Eastern peace-keeping and conflict resolution.
- The historical and geopolitical significance of Jerusalem in the Israel-Palestine conflict.
- The complexities and challenges involved in achieving a lasting peace between Israel and Palestine.
- An examination of various peace processes attempted between Israel and Palestine.
- The impact of the Jerusalem conflict on global peace and stability.
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION: This chapter sets the stage for the entire study. It introduces the background of the Israel-Palestine conflict, focusing on the conflict over Jerusalem and its enduring nature despite the UN's involvement. The chapter clearly states the research problem – the persistent conflict and the need for sustainable peace – and defines the research questions and objectives. The scope and significance of the study are detailed, along with the methodology used to conduct the research, laying a solid foundation for the analysis presented in subsequent chapters.
CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW: This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of existing literature related to the UN's interventions in the Middle East and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, particularly regarding Jerusalem. It establishes a theoretical framework for understanding the conflict, drawing on relevant theories and concepts to guide the analysis. The chapter critically examines previous studies and analyses, highlighting key debates and gaps in the existing scholarship that this study seeks to address.
CHAPTER THREE: INTERVENTION IN THE MIDDLE EAST: This chapter delves into the concept of UN intervention, examining its various forms and implications within the context of the Middle East. It explores the geographical complexities of the region and critically analyzes the UN's interventions, considering their successes, failures, and underlying motivations. The chapter examines the historical context of the UN's involvement and explores the rationale behind its various interventions in the region.
CHAPTER FOUR: THE ISRAEL-PALESTINE CONFLICT OVER JERUSALEM: This chapter presents a detailed examination of the Israel-Palestine conflict centered on Jerusalem. It begins with a historical overview of Jerusalem’s significance, detailing its strategic and geopolitical importance for both sides. The chapter analyses the conflict itself, examining its root causes, major events, and the different perspectives of Israel and Palestine. It explores the role of the UN in attempting to resolve the conflict, including the UN's actions, their impact, and limitations. The chapter further investigates the conflict's impact on regional and global stability and explores previous peace processes.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
United Nations, Middle East, Israel-Palestine conflict, Jerusalem, peace process, intervention, conflict resolution, geopolitical significance, sustainable peace, co-existence, Arab-Israeli relations.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
What is the focus of the text?
The text provides a language preview of a study analyzing the United Nations' intervention in the Middle East and the Israel-Palestine conflict over Jerusalem.
What topics are covered in the table of contents?
The table of contents outlines five chapters: Introduction, Literature Review, Intervention in the Middle East, The Israel-Palestine Conflict Over Jerusalem, and Conclusion. Each chapter is further divided into subtopics.
What are the research objectives of the study?
The study aims to analyze the United Nations' intervention in the Middle East since 1945, investigate the Israel-Palestine conflict over Jerusalem, and explore potential avenues for achieving co-existence between Arab nations and Israel, ultimately aiming to identify pathways towards sustainable peace.
What are the key themes explored in the text?
Key themes include the UN's role in Middle Eastern peace-keeping, the historical and geopolitical significance of Jerusalem, the complexities of achieving lasting peace between Israel and Palestine, an examination of attempted peace processes, and the impact of the Jerusalem conflict on global peace and stability.
What does Chapter One (Introduction) cover?
Chapter One introduces the background of the Israel-Palestine conflict, focusing on the conflict over Jerusalem. It states the research problem, research questions, objectives, scope, significance, and methodology of the study.
What does Chapter Two (Literature Review) cover?
Chapter Two provides a comprehensive overview of existing literature related to the UN's interventions in the Middle East and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, establishing a theoretical framework and critically examining previous studies.
What does Chapter Three (Intervention in the Middle East) cover?
Chapter Three delves into the concept of UN intervention in the Middle East, examining its various forms, implications, successes, failures, and underlying motivations.
What does Chapter Four (The Israel-Palestine Conflict Over Jerusalem) cover?
Chapter Four presents a detailed examination of the Israel-Palestine conflict centered on Jerusalem, including its historical overview, strategic importance, root causes, the role of the UN, its impact on global stability, and previous peace processes.
What are the key words associated with the study?
Key words include: United Nations, Middle East, Israel-Palestine conflict, Jerusalem, peace process, intervention, conflict resolution, geopolitical significance, sustainable peace, co-existence, Arab-Israeli relations.
- Citation du texte
- Olileanya Ezugwu (Auteur), 2019, United Nation's Intervention in the Israel-Palestine Conflict over Jerusalem, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/538481
