The Arab-Israel conflict and its resolution : selected documents
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The Arab-Israel conflict and its resolution : selected documents
Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, c1992
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There is an urgent need for a solution to the Arab-Israel conflict, but so far no comprehensive solution has been found. The search for a solution must be based on knowledge of the facts and of the relevant documents. There might be exist disagreement among the various parties on the facts, and the documents may be subject to differing interpretations, but it is indispensible that those who study the conflict and those who deal with it have the plain text of the basic documents readily available.
This collection includes a wide range of documents including, inter alia, texts of agreements, of official documents of the Leage of Nations and of the United Nations, of official proposals and of relevant national documents. It covers a period of almost one hundred years, but it focuses mainly on documents dating from recent decades. The editors have put together an objective collection including about ninety of the main, relevant texts, irrespective of whose claim may find support in them.
This volume will be of help to scholars and to students, to historians and to political scientists, to experts in international law and international relations, to journalists, to politicians and to diplomats. The availability of this collection may make it easier for the conflict to be studied and to be solved.
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