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Human Rights and a Middle East Peace Process: Analyses and Case Studies from a New Perspective (Studien Verlag) - Softcover

 
9783706544795: Human Rights and a Middle East Peace Process: Analyses and Case Studies from a New Perspective (Studien Verlag)

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Since the Israeli occupation and partly annexation of the Palestinian Territories (as well as the Syrian Golan Heights) 1967, the Middle East conflict is a key obstacle to a peaceful and prosper development of the entire region. At the same time the occupation of the Palestinian Territories is the root cause of a wide range of violations against human rights and humanitarian law. Although the international community produced a number of peace plans to settle the conflict, none of the current plans, supported by the international community and the Middle East Quartett of UN, USA, Russia, and EU, are tackling the problems of the deteriorating human rights and humanitarian situation on the ground. No just and lasting peace will be achieved in the region unless a political solution is not in violation of the international human rights. In a joint effort a group of internationally renewed experts of international law, conflict resolution, history, human rights, and humanitarian law from Israel, Palestine, Europe and the USA have evaluated the preconditions of reintroducing human rights into the international political discourse on the Middle East Conflict in this indispensable book.

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Stefan August Lütgenau

is the founding director of Foster Europe —a Foundation for Strong European Regions. He is a historian, active in the fields of international civil society networking, development cooperation, and human rights. His main areas of academic research include Holocaust era assets, forced and slave labor, as well as European diplomatic history.

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Since the Israeli occupation and partly annexation of the Palestinian Territories (as well as the Syrian Golan Heights) 1967, the Middle East conflict is a key obstacle to a peaceful and prosper development of the entire region. At the same time the occupation of the Palestinian Territories is the root cause of a wide range of violations against human rights and humanitarian law. Although the international community produced a number of peace plans to settle the conflict, none of the current plans, supported by the international community and the Middle East Quartett of UN, USA, Russia, and EU, are tackling the problems of the deteriorating human rights and humanitarian situation on the ground. No just and lasting peace will be achieved in the region unless a political solution is not in violation of the international human rights. In a joint effort a group of internationally renewed experts of international law, conflict resolution, history, human rights, and humanitarian law from Israel, Palestine, Europe and the USA have evaluated the preconditions of reintroducing human rights into the international political discourse on the Middle East Conflict in this indispensable book.

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