The Internationally Recognized Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Dispute Is That

question 59

Multiple Choice

The internationally recognized solution to the Israeli-Palestinian dispute is that

• A) the Palestinians resettle in Jordan with full compensation.
• B) Israel yields the West Bank and Gaza Strip to the Palestinians in return for security guarantees and Palestinian abandonment of any right of return to Israel proper.
• C) Israelis and Palestinians should both be part of a single state in which all citizens have equal rights.
• D) Israel yields the West Bank and Gaza Strip to the Palestinians; both Israelis and Palestinians may settle in either country.
• E) Israel should yield up all territory not granted to it by the UN in 1948, including all of Jerusalem.

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