The Historical Impediments to Arab-Israeli Peace and the Role for the United States

This paper addresses the causal factors that have inhibited a final peace settlement and discusses the actions necessary for the United States to undertake to create a real peace in the hotly contested region. Since the adoption of UN resolution 181 that divided British ruled Palestine into Jewish a...

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Main Author: Tremaine, Robert L
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ARABS
CONFLICT
FOREIGN POLICY
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HISTORY
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
ISRAEL
ISRAELIS
MIDDLE EAST
PEACETIME
UNITED STATES
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PEACETIME
UNITED STATES
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