Palestine's membership in the Commonwealth as a contribution to a lasting peace in the Middle East/ Victor Kattan
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The Round Table The Commonwealth Journal of International Affairs Vol 104 No 3, June 2015, pp. 297-305 (100)Summary: With the re-election of Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu for another four-year term as prime minister of Israel there is a real danger that the peace process has reached an irrevocable impasse. It is argued that bold moves must be considered by the international community to breathe life back into the peace process.
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With the re-election of Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu for another four-year term as prime minister of Israel there is a real danger that the peace process has reached an irrevocable impasse. It is argued that bold moves must be considered by the international community to breathe life back into the peace process.
PALESTINE, ISRAEL, CONFLICT, MIDEAST, POLITICS
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