Can Peace Exist Between the Israelis and Palestinians?

The contradictory view of Israel and Arab Palestine led to a long struggle between the two groups to establish peace between Israel and the land of Palestine. After this hostility began, the German dictator Adolf Hitler held power from 1933 to 1945, cruelly destroying 6 million Jews during the Second World War. He carried out anti-Semitism strongly (Quataert 615). Most of the surviving Jews feel dangerous, establish a Jewish state on the land of Palestine and cause the freedom to practice their religion freely, also known as the dynamism of Western Europe - also known as Zionism (Quataert 615).

The organization's view on Israeli-Palestinian conflict is detailed in the 2011 document "The principle of fair and lasting peace between Palestinians and Israelis". "Specifically, this group advocates a two-state solution and confirms that both Israelis and Palestinians have the right to live as sovereign in their homes." That is Jerusalem I added that it does not have to do. "Even before the final status is determined, both parties should have" open rights "

In a speech at the conference, US President Obama stated that the US opposed this request and said "Israelis and Palestinians can only achieve true peace", "Israelis and Palestinians - not us - We agree to divide them. "President Obama told Abbas that he refused any action of the UN Security Council to recognize the Palestinian state. In March 1999, the European Union confirmed the Palestinian self-determination power in the "Palestinian Declaration" which includes the right to establish a feasible and peaceful state of Palestinian sovereignty. This right is declared "not subject to veto". The EU endorsed the Palestinian state within the pre-1967 border, but agreed with minor amendments by both parties. In addition, the EU advocates Jerusalem as the future capital of Israel and Palestine

Jewish American views on the conflict between Israel and Palestine have influenced the Israeli and American governments. Therefore, the Jewish American divorce can take action to promote or suppress the peace process between Israelis and Palestinians. There seems to be several different social psychological beliefs that lead individuals to support persistence of conflict. Among these beliefs are collective sacrifice, inhumane and illegal counterparts, view of zero sum against conflict, and stories of the entire conflict. In this exploratory study, Jewish Americans looked at the role of these beliefs in predicting a compromise proposal to reject or support the Israel-Palestinian conflict. Beliefs on collective victims do not anticipate support for a compromise plan. Discuss the findings based on misunderstanding of narrative to prevent mutual consent