... from the point of view of Israel was to give the Palestinians the self rule right but to make sure there is strong government to control the Palestinians groups. There were two key steps to control the Palestinians one is large settlements to decrease free Palestinian movement between the different parts of Palestine and the establishment of a Palestinian leadership that ... and Migdal, Joel S, The Palestinian People: A History, Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 2003. ) "During the years after the Oslo Accords, this process of control extends into every aspect of Palestinian life. P...

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... Israel seems only to worsen the viewpoints by both people. Other issues that seem to be significant in this conflict are the borders, security, and control of Jerusalem. As these issues continue to exist, tensions grow and a solution does not seem to be very feasible. For a solution to occur ... "calling for an including single state in Israel/Palestine as an alternative to the two-state solution have grown louder because the Israeli-Palestinian peace process continues to stalemate." She makes a valid point and I can see how a one-state idea has support because trying to make a two- .....

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