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Israeli-Palestinian Peace Summit Proposed by World Leaders

Ban Ki Moon. Israeli-Palestinian Peace Summit Proposed by World Leaders. Ashley Liss, Jeremy Smith, Franco Gigliotti , Karishma Patel, and Mark Biedlingmaier. Hilary Clinton. Gordon Brown. Peace Summit. Peace Between the fighting nations. Jerusalem will be split up

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Israeli-Palestinian Peace Summit Proposed by World Leaders

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  1. Ban Ki Moon Israeli-Palestinian Peace Summit Proposed by World Leaders Ashley Liss, Jeremy Smith, Franco Gigliotti, Karishma Patel, and Mark Biedlingmaier Hilary Clinton Gordon Brown

  2. Peace Summit • Peace Between the fighting nations. • Jerusalem will be split up • Each side will gain the territory holiest to them • Occupied territory that Israelis acquired will be turn into an official Palestine state. • West Bank will no longer exist. • Israelis will receive northern part of Israel. • Palestinians will receive Southern part of Israel.

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  4. Stability • A more stable economy will result if the conflict is resolved. • The Middle East needs to have stability in order to control oil reserves. • A stable government could solve disputes.

  5. Interdependence • US and Great Britain as well as many other countries around the globe depend on Oil Reserves in the Middle East. • Ban Ki Moon feels that the Israeli-Palestinian struggle creates outside conflict as well. • Resolving the Conflict in this particular area will most likely result in peace throughout neighboring nations such as Lebanon, Syria, Iran and Iraq.

  6. Security • Security is needed to protect the citizens of Israel and other conflicted countries. • Security is needed to control the waterways of the Middle East. • Jordan River

  7. Boarders and Settlements • Boarders should separate Israelis from Palestinians. • The boarders should not be crossed to avoid conflict. • Settlements should occur only in directed boarder. Ex. Palestinians should only settle on their side of the boarder while Israelis should stay on their own side as well. • “Israeli settlement building anywhere on occupied land is illegal and must be stopped.” -Ban Ki Moon

  8. Security • Security is needed for peace of the residents in Israel. • Security is possible with the prevention of crossing boarder lines. • Waterways such as the Jordan River need security in order to avoid conflict between opposing countries.

  9. Refugees • Refugees should return back to ethnic land to avoid additional conflict. Ex. Captive Israelis in Palestinian territory should be released into new directed territory for Israelis. • There is no point in keeping refugees because it will create more conflict.

  10. Jerusalem • Palestinians will get the sections that are holy to their belief. • Israelis will get the sections that are holy to their belief. • Dome of the Rock • No crossing of Territories in Jerusalem.

  11. Changes • Israelis and Palestinians need to work with us in order to compromise peace. • Terrorist attacks need to stop. • Hatred between Palestinians and Israelis needs to diminish.

  12. Compromises • May be willing to compromise additional territory. • Golan Hights, Gaza Strip, and West bank. • Willing to return West Bank if citizens are cooperating.

  13. Enforcement • If more terrorist attacks occur we will permanently send in military and security to control hazards. • If attacks continue while enforcement is there, severe punishments will be the result. • Depending on condition of attack, punishments might be death, jail time, ect. • UN has the right to look over all new governments.

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