IEEE – Viability of a future Palestinian State: victimization, incitement to violence and reward of terrorism as a way of doing politics.

2023-04-17 06:24:00

17/04/2023

Viability of a future Palestinian State: victimization, incitement to violence and the reward of terrorism as a way of doing politics.- Marta González Isidoro

Since the so-called Oslo Process began in the 1990s, which crystallized in the 1993 Peace Accords, through which Israel and the then Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) recognized each other and laid the foundations for progress In a process of autonomy that finally led to the establishment of a Palestinian state alongside Israel on the 1967 borders (the West Bank and Gaza), the two-state formula based on territorial exchange has failed. Despite the fact that the proposals were adapted to Palestinian demands on several occasions —2000, 2002, 2008, 2014, 2017—, the Palestinian leadership has refused to exercise the right to self-determination in its part of the territory, because this implies accepting sovereignty Jewish State of Israel on the other side, which they continue to consider usurped.

Document prepared by Marta González Isidoro. Journalist and political scientist. Israel and Middle East analyst. @bejaelma