Al-Zaytouna Centre for Studies and Consultations has published an Arabic book titled The Israeli Policy of Conflict Management and Its Impact on the Future of the Political Settlement, by Hamza Mehesin, offering the first two chapters for free download.
This book aims to understand and analyze the nature and purpose of the Israeli conflict management policy. It examines the ideology and political thought of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli concepts, objectives and main pillars of conflict management, and the methods employed by Netanyahu’s governments in managing the conflict. Additionally, it evaluates peace settlement initiatives as a conflict management mechanism and explores their impact on the future of political settlement of the Palestine issue.
>> Click here to download: Chapter 1  (49 pages, 1.5 MB) (Arabic) |
| >> Click here to download: Chapter 2 (55 pages, 1.6 MB) (Arabic) |
Publication Information Arabic – Title: Al-Siyasah al-Israiliyyah fi Idarat al-Sira‘ wa Atharuha ‘ala Mustaqbal al-Taswiyah (The Israeli Policy of Conflict Management and Its Impact on the Future of the Political Settlement). – Author: Hamza Mehesin – Published in: 2024 – Pages: 248. – Paperback Copy Price: $9 – Soft Copy Price: $4.49 – ISBN: 978-614-494-056-3 |
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The book is divided into four main chapters. The first chapter examines the impact of ideology on Benjamin Netanyahu’s political thought, the Israeli concept of conflict management policy, Netanyahu’s objectives within this policy and its main pillars. The second chapter explores the Israeli governments’ methods of managing the conflict with the Palestinians, while the third chapter outlines the key initiatives and projects aimed at resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict during the period 2009-2020. The fourth chapter analyzes the impact of the conflict management policy on the future of the political settlement of the Palestinian question, with a focus on the so-called final status issues that include Jerusalem, settlement building, refugees and borders.
The author reached several findings, the most significant being that Israel has sustained the current political situation without a resolution, aiming to buy time to establish and accumulate new settlements on the ground, which would obstruct the formation of a Palestinian state.
The book recommends developing a national strategy to gradually mitigate the consequences of the Oslo Accords, while exploring alternative options. Foremost among these is resistance in all its forms—armed, popular, peaceful and diplomatic—as a fundamental approach to achieving the political aspirations of the Palestinian people.
Al-Zaytouna Centre for Studies and Consultations, 9/12/2024
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