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The Analysis of Palestine Conflict and UN Role

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  • Sabeen Azam

    (M. Phil Scholar International Relations Greenwich University)

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The world is shifting the paradigm of resolving conflicts. The countries are actively participating in resolving the issue and conflict prevailing globally. The platform of UN is considered among the main medium to resolve conflicts internationally. This article is in depth overview of past, present and future perspective of one of the long-existing conflicts of the world. The Palestine conflict is a matter of serious concern for East and West. There is a critical point arises that the Palestine-Israel conflict is a “three-fold test†for the world peace. The conflict till present has gone through many shifts from war to UN resolutions. This conflict is a question mark on the conflict resolution ability of UN. This article argues the test capacity of UN to bring both Palestine and Israel to an accord. The UN’s handling of the matter would have consequences for the organizations standing in the world.

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  • Sabeen Azam, 2021. "The Analysis of Palestine Conflict and UN Role," RAIS Conference Proceedings 2021 0079, Research Association for Interdisciplinary Studies.
    • Handle: RePEc:smo:lpaper:0079
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    Conflict; Palestine; Israel; UN; Resolution;
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