Arab-israeli Conflict From 1988 To 1998

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Examines the background of the conflict, major issues, successes and failures of the peace efforts of the U.N., international government, non-government organizations and indi

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"THE UN, IGOS, NGOS AND THE ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT (1988-1998)

This research paper discusses the efforts of the United Nations (UN), other international government organizations (IGOs), non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and individuals in furthering attempts to end the Arab-Israeli conflict during the past decade and analyzes their role in the peace process.

The United Nations and other third party intermediaries had relatively little to do with the normalization of relations between the State of Israel and the Kingdom of Jordan which was achieved in 1994 by direct bilateral negotiations after forward movement was achieved through the Oslo Accords in the talks between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) concerning Palestinian issues. Despite the efforts of third parties, primarily the United States, talks between Israel and ..."

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