The Palestinian-Israeli conflict is an issue left over from history, and the resolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is still far away.
Although the United Nations General Assembly had just adopted a resolution on the establishment of a Palestinian state, the General Assembly resolution was not legally binding and could only reflect the will of the international community. In the end, it will have to be resolved by the Security Council, and the five permanent members of the United Nations have a veto.
The two-State solution included both Palestine and Israel as independent and sovereign States, and the Palestinians called for a two-State solution based on the 1967 borders.
Although the international community, including Europe and the United States, has not rejected the two-state solution, it is quite difficult to implement it. The United States said that we do not reject the two-state solution, and that the two-state solution should be negotiated between Palestine and Israel. This is a matter for both of you, and if you both solve the problem well, it will not be a problem for you to become an independent and sovereign country.
Palestine is derived from the name given by the Greeks in the Greco-Persian Wars, and his real name is Canaan. The land of Canaan conquered by the Hippers. Jerusalem is the holiest place of Judaism and Christianity, and the three holiest sites of Islam, Mecca, Medina, and Jerusalem. Mecca and Medina were the places where the Prophet Muhammad was born and died, and Jerusalem is the place where Muhammad sleepwalked and completed his feathering, which is very.
The Jews had fled to Canaan from Iraq and had a long war with the Canaanites before the Canaanites were integrated into the Jews. During the Roman period, they found Judaism and Christianity to work very well, and later Christianity became the state religion of the West. With religion, would the Roman emperor be nicer to the Jews? Of course not. The Roman Emperor Hadrian expelled most of the Jews from Canaan, but a small number of Jews survived in Canaan.
In the early days of the Arab Empire, it was good for the remaining Jews, but in the later period, many Arabs were forcibly moved into the Canaan region and the synagogues were destroyed, triggering the Crusades.
After the collapse of the Arab Empire, the Arabs did not withdraw from Palestine, the problem was that there were Jews here. In the Middle East, most of them are Arab countries, while the only Jewish country is Israel.
The two-State solution is now in trouble, with the Palestinians demanding a return to the 1967 borders. If you go back to the 1967 borders, it means that the West Bank and Jordan are connected, and the westernmost point of the West Bank is only about 10 kilometers from the Mediterranean Sea, and Israel is in danger of being cut off.
In addition, if we go back to the 1967 borders, then Israel will have to withdraw a large number of occupied areas, and the question is whose buildings are counted on these territories, so is the war after 1967 not in vain? Is it you, do you want to?
The problem is that if the West Bank does not share a border with Palestine, then Palestine can only be Israel's state China, and it will not be able to have independent sovereignty.
Just imagine, if the Palestinian-Israeli war or the Middle East war, if it is the Arabs and the Palestinians win, Israel is estimated to have no scum left. Therefore, it is unlikely that Israel will return to that situation, because Israel's strength in the Middle East is weak, and if it shows weakness one day, it will be a catastrophe for Israel.
For the Palestinians, there was a good opportunity, but they did not know how to cherish it, and they did not know to regret it until they lost it.
The two-state solution is easy to say, but it is already quite difficult to implement. There is a good wish, Palestine is stated, and Hamas will not make trouble. I'm afraid it's not that simple.
When you talk to you about the law, you have to compare your fists, and your fists can't compare to the law, so you don't suffer any loss.