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The article argues that the Palestinian peace process—from the 1947 Partition Plan and UN Security Council Resolution 242 to the 1993 Oslo Accords—has failed to bring about the establishment of a Palestinian state. It says the immediate priority is to protect Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza and enable the Palestinian National Authority and the Administrative Committee to carry out their duties. It calls for Arab, Islamic and international action, led by Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the Arab League, with Turkey, Pakistan, France and Europe taking part, to put the issue clearly before the US administration. It proposes that this effort focus at once on strengthening Palestinian resilience, removing settlers and ending the financial blockade, alongside a gradual process that ensures progress toward a two-state solution.
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