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Flaws in Israeli and Palestinian Leadership and the Path Toward Peace
The Israel–Palestine conflict remains one of the most intractable and emotionally charged disputes in modern history. This paper examines the key flaws in leadership on both the Israeli and Palestinian sides, analyzes shared challenges that have prolonged the conflict, and offers balanced recommendations supported by international norms and conflict resolution theory. Drawing on insights from political science, international law, and human rights reports, the goal is to highlight opportunities for a durable and just peace.
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