The Pros And Cons Of The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a major issue in the Middle East. The two-state solution refers to a solution for the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, which calls for two states for two groups of people. Numerous people contend that the "two-state solution" of creating an independent Palestinian state next to Israel would be the best way to deal with the situation. Various other people oppose a two-state solution for different reasons. For instance, some are against the creation of a Palestinian state, and others are against the existence of Israel itself. Despite differing views on both sides, the Jewish and Muslim people do share many similarities. They both only eat kosher and/or halal meat and do not eat pork. They share a similar culture along with similar art. This would make a cultural exchange over food a promising idea to get both sides talking. After all, the key to the solution lies in compromise and communication.
The story begins after the end of the first World War, a newly formed League of Nations in April 1920, granted control of the Palestine region to Britain. The British wanted to create a Jewish national state in Palestine leading to Israel’s creation, …show more content…
Taheri further states that out of the 3 key political entities on the Palestinian side, only Fatah would support the two state solution and that Hamas and the IJLP want a one state solution with Palestine replacing Israel. Taheri also mentions that Gaza would not be an ideal mold for a Palestinian state by stating, “Gaza has more political prisoners than any Arab country” (Taheri). Taheri seems to use a combination of pathos and logos in his writing, presenting his readers with a potent cocktail of facts and hard hitting emotion stirring phrases making his appeals