Palestine Peace Not Apartheid Study Guide

Palestine Peace Not Apartheid

Palestine Peace Not Apartheid by Jimmy Carter

Syrian leaders have been willing to work for peace if Israel honors all U.N. resolutions, defines its own borders, respects the rights of Palestinians, and recognizes the borders of other countries.

Many displaced Palestinians found refuge in Jordan. Jordan was concerned that Israel would start encroaching on lands held by Jordan.

Egypt tried to distance itself from other Arab nations in the interest of peace. Egyptians are now becoming more concerned about the growing number of Israelis in Egypt.

Lebanon’s leaders have claimed to be neutral in the conflict against Syria and Israel. Israel bombed Lebanese cities, which caused an international uproar.

Hezbollah was formed in Lebanon to resist the Israeli occupation. They are supported by Iran and Syria. Israeli troops have tried to destroy Hezbollah to no avail.

Carter believes Saudi Arabia will be a key player in a permanent peace agreement because they want stability in the region.

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