The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Analysis

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict started after World War II with the formation of Israel in 1947 against Palestine’s will. Which still continues into the twenty-first century, that politicians are still trying to mend the conflict that has caused seventy years of strife, suffering, and war, however they still conceive the same mistakes due to hypocrisies in forging peace. That does not only lead to the encroachment of the war, but the suffering of law-abiding people, from Muslims being massacred by air raid with the guilty in the Gaza Strip to Israelis being murdered in the dark confines of their houses and being blown to bits by suicide bombers. So who is truly to blame for all this strife and suffering? The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is
The engagement in the Middle East is spurred by the conflicting theological, political, and overall interests exerted by both Israel, and Palestine does not coincide with one another. In “The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict” it states,“ In January 2006, the anti-Israeli paramilitary and political group Hamas, which has launched deadly armed attacks on Israel since the 1990s, won parliamentary elections in Palestine, setting off a political crisis between Palestinians and Israelis. The Hamas victory was seen as a major blow to peace prospects because Hamas considers the eradication of Israel as one of its goals. “(Israeli-Palestinian Conflict). Hamas is one of the innumerous reason that peace has been hindered in the conflict due to their desire to eradicate Israel all together. However the struggle cannot be centrally blamed on the Palestinians, which Charles Bronfman
In an article by Gordon, he stated, “Fourth, after decades of spearheading boycotts of Israel, Arab states are now keen to do business with it. That’s clear from the fact that, aside from visas for athletes, all the Arab gestures under consideration are aimed at facilitating business.”, which expound that many Arabian governments wish to have normalized relations however being hindered in their enterprises by the pending conflict(Gordon). However, he later expands upon the issue,“Just last summer, Israeli pundits from across the political spectrum were united in asserting that normalization with the Arab states would require an Israeli-Palestinian deal.”(Gordon). That shows that most political advancement and deals with other Middle Eastern countries have the same requirement of the conflict to be settled due to Israel’s fear of Hamas importing mass amounts of lethal weaponry from sympathisers in other