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Palestinian views of the peace process : ウィキペディア英語版
Palestinian views on the peace process
Palestinian views on the peace process refer to the views of Palestinians in the ongoing peace talks with Israel.
==Background==
Palestinians have held diverse views and perceptions of the peace process. A key starting point for understanding these views is an awareness of the differing objectives sought by advocates of the Palestinian cause. 'New Historian' Israeli academic Ilan Pappe says the cause of the conflict from a Palestinian point of view dates back to 1948 with the creation of Israel (rather than Israel’s views of 1967 being the crucial point and the return of occupied territories being central to peace negotiations), and that the conflict has been a fight to bring home refugees to a Palestinian state.〔Pappe, I., 2004, ''A History of Modern Palestine: One Land, Two Peoples'', Cambridge, Cambridge University Press〕 Therefore, this for some was the ultimate aim of the peace process, and for groups such as Hamas still is. However Slater says that this ‘maximalist’ view of a destruction of Israel in order to regain Palestinian lands, a view held by Arafat and the PLO initially, has steadily moderated from the late 1960s onwards to a preparedness to negotiate and instead seek a two-state solution.〔Slater, J., 2001, What Went Wrong? The Collapse of the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process, ''Political Science'', Volume 116, Issue 2, Pages 171-199, page 176〕 The Oslo Accords demonstrated the recognition of this acceptance by the then Palestinian leadership of the state of Israel’s right to exist in return for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip and West Bank.〔Slater, J., 2001, What Went Wrong? The Collapse of the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process, ''Political Science'', Volume 116, Issue 2, Pages 171-199〕 However, there are recurrent themes prevalent throughout peace process negotiations including a feeling that Israel offers too little and a mistrust of its actions and motives.〔〔Bregman, A. & El-Tahri, J., 1998, ''The Sixty Year War: Israel and the Arabs'', London, Penguin Books〕 Yet, the demand for the "Right of Return" (ROR) by descendants of Palestinian refugees to Israel has remained a cornerstone of the Palestinian view and has been repeatedly enunciated by Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas who is leading the Palestinian peace effort.

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