Middle East peace process
Levantine conflict resolution
The Middle East peace process refers to ongoing diplomatic efforts to resolve conflicts in the Middle East, particularly the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The phrase emerged in the 1970s and gained prominence after the Oslo Accords of the 1990s.
It often carries a weary or cynical tone, given decades of stalled negotiations: The Middle East peace process has produced more summits than solutions.
- Camp David Accords1978 peace framework
- United NationsInternational governmental organization
- HamasGazan Islamist governing body
- IsraelMiddle Eastern nation
- Saudi ArabiaGulf kingdom, largest Arabian state
negotiation · shuttle diplomacy · Oslo Accords · two-state solution · mediation · Arab League · Yitzhak Rabin · ceasefire agreements · diplomacy · good faith · security concerns · Iran · territorial disputes · refugee crises · European Union · Hezbollah · international summits · religious tensions
Middle East peace processMiddle East conflict
Longstanding geopolitical disputes in western Asia
intifada · Israeli-Palestinian conflict · cycle of violence · occupation · armed resistance
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Armed struggle between groups
armed conflict · military campaign · military intervention · warfare · intifada
Middle East peace processquick fix
Hasty temporary solution
decisive victory · total war · fait accompli · blitzkrieg · shock and awe
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