Comments on: Is there any chance left to reach a Peace Agreement in the Middle East? http://www.middleastpost.com/638/638-peace-agreement-middle-east/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=638-peace-agreement-middle-east Discuss And Analyze Middle East Political Issues Thu, 02 Feb 2012 18:54:54 +0000 hourly 1 By: Ziad Khalil Abu Zayyad http://www.middleastpost.com/638/638-peace-agreement-middle-east/comment-page-1/#comment-737 Ziad Khalil Abu Zayyad Fri, 28 Nov 2008 13:09:14 +0000 http://www.middleastpost.com/?p=638#comment-737 To Gitanjali The ISraeli and Palestinian will is important to reach a peace agreement or a solution for the conflict. However, the international community is important in deciding what should be made to end conflicts around the world. The United States of America until today is considered the only hegemony therefore its duties toward the world are more than any other country. In order to create an Israeli and Palestinian will to go for peace, one need to create a pressure on the system inside the two states. America's role is important to create this pressure and to lead to a solution since both sides does not have leaders at this time. To Gitanjali

The ISraeli and Palestinian will is important to reach a peace agreement or a solution for the conflict. However, the international community is important in deciding what should be made to end conflicts around the world. The United States of America until today is considered the only hegemony therefore its duties toward the world are more than any other country. In order to create an Israeli and Palestinian will to go for peace, one need to create a pressure on the system inside the two states. America’s role is important to create this pressure and to lead to a solution since both sides does not have leaders at this time.

]]> By: Gitanjali http://www.middleastpost.com/638/638-peace-agreement-middle-east/comment-page-1/#comment-735 Gitanjali Fri, 28 Nov 2008 07:15:23 +0000 http://www.middleastpost.com/?p=638#comment-735 It is true that in order to put significant pressure on Israel, Arab countries will require the support of the new American administration but I am tired of leaving everything upto the US of A. The only way to find a solution is to come up with a mutual agreement through dialogue. At the moment Palestinians aren't willing to engage in dialogue with each other, forget about dialogue and that too constructive dialogue with Israel. Israel seems too busy in its confused coalition politics and increasing settlement activity to even consider this option as well. If these parties have learnt nothing about cooperation in 60 years, there is little that the US can do to help them. Why aren't we asking Israel and the Palestinian authorities to prove that they are willing to negotiate instead of spending all our time scrutinizing the US and its foreign policies towards the Middle East? It is true that in order to put significant pressure on Israel, Arab countries will require the support of the new American administration but I am tired of leaving everything upto the US of A.
The only way to find a solution is to come up with a mutual agreement through dialogue.
At the moment Palestinians aren’t willing to engage in dialogue with each other, forget about dialogue and that too constructive dialogue with Israel.
Israel seems too busy in its confused coalition politics and increasing settlement activity to even consider this option as well.
If these parties have learnt nothing about cooperation in 60 years, there is little that the US can do to help them.
Why aren’t we asking Israel and the Palestinian authorities to prove that they are willing to negotiate instead of spending all our time scrutinizing the US and its foreign policies towards the Middle East?

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