Why do you think all the Israeli Palestinians accords ultimately have failed?

Why do you think all the Israeli-Palestinian accords have ultimately failed?

shifting of power and alliances

Why did the Oslo Accords fail?

The Oslo Accords failed primarily due to a lack of trust between Israelis and Palestinians, exacerbated by ongoing violence and settlement expansion. Key issues, such as the status of Jerusalem, refugees, and borders, remained unresolved and were often sidelined in negotiations. Additionally, political changes in both Israel and the Palestinian territories, along with external influences, undermined the peace process. The assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin in 1995 further destabilized efforts, leading to a deterioration of relations and a resurgence of hostility.

What has the author SVEN BEHRENDT written?

SVEN BEHRENDT has written: 'SECRET ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN NEGOTIATIONS IN OSLO: THEIR SUCCESS AND WHY THE PROCESS ULTIMATELY FAILED'

How did the Paris peace accords affect tghe vietcong?

The Paris Peace Accords, signed in January 1973, aimed to establish peace in Vietnam and end U.S. military involvement. For the Vietcong, the accords legitimized their status as a political force in Vietnam, as they were recognized as a key participant in the negotiations. However, despite the agreement, fighting continued between North and South Vietnam, ultimately leading to the Vietcong's increased influence in the south as they capitalized on the weakened South Vietnamese government. The accords ultimately failed to bring lasting peace, allowing the Vietcong to play a significant role in the eventual fall of Saigon in 1975.

How did Arab nations deal with US support for Israel in the Yom Kippur War?

Arab Oil Embargo of 1973, limiting US access to petroleum. It ultimately failed to break the US-Israeli Alliance.

What did Oslo Accords accomplish?

The Oslo Accords, signed in the 1990s, marked the first formal agreements between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), aiming to provide a framework for peace and self-governance in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. They established the Palestinian Authority, granting limited self-rule in certain areas, and set the stage for future negotiations on key issues like borders, refugees, and the status of Jerusalem. While the Accords were a significant step toward dialogue, they ultimately failed to resolve the ongoing conflict and have faced criticism for leading to increased tensions in the region.

Why do you think the Geneva accords if 1954 falied to bring a lasting peace in Vietnam?

The Geneva Accords of 1954 failed to bring lasting peace in Vietnam primarily due to deep-seated ideological divisions and the lack of commitment from both the North and South to adhere to the agreement. The accords temporarily divided Vietnam at the 17th parallel, but the subsequent refusal of the South, supported by the United States, to hold unifying elections and the North's determination to reunify the country through military means led to escalating tensions. Additionally, external influences and the Cold War context exacerbated the situation, ultimately resulting in the Vietnam War.

Why have US-sponsored peace talks failed to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

The United States does not represent the views of the Israelis or the Palestinians. Only those two parties can come to any viable agreement. Any agreement foisted upon them will be rejected outright by both parties. Therefore, it would be impossible for the United States to actually resolve the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. As a result the United States can only help facilitate negotiations between the Israelis and the Palestinians and any other parties that may be beneficial to negotiations. This is because the United States seems to have the best track-record of bringing together Middle-Eastern rivals where Israel is concerned. (Egypt, Jordan, and the Oslo Accords)In terms of why the negotiations have failed, there are a number of issues that need to be resolved that cannot be resolved while the rulers of one or both groups remain intransigent, including:1) Mutual Recognition: Israel would need to recognize a completely independent and sovereign Palestinian Government that would fully control a certain amount of the former British Mandate of Palestine (most likely Gaza and the West Bank). Israel would also have to confer on this state the unambiguous nature of being correct and necessary for Israel. Conversely, Palestine would have to recognize the Right for Israel to Exist as a Jewish State occupying the remaining amount of the British Mandate of Palestine (most likely 1949-Israel). Both sides would have to recognize the historical and emotional value that the land also has to the other.2) Regional/International Recognition: States that have adopted attitudes strongly favoring one side at the expense of the other, such as the Arab States would need to recognize the legitimacy of both Israel and Palestine.3) Israeli Reparation Payments: Israel dispossessed many Palestinians of their property, either by malicious activities that took place during the Arab-Israeli Wars or by Ben-Gurion refusing to let Palestinians who left return after the 1948-9 War. Israel needs to pay the Palestinian government reparations for the land that was taken in this way.4) Israeli Withdrawal from the Settlements:Israel must withdraw from the Settlements to provide Palestine with a viable infrastructure and complete sovereignty. The Settlers must return to Israeli territory. The buildings, however, should be left as partial payment of the above-mentioned reparations.5) Palestinians Must Concede Right of Return:Recognizing the State of Israel as a Jewish State is meaningless if Palestinians en masse are allowed to Return to Israel. Therefore, Palestinians (and their backers) must abandon the notion that they can ever return to Israeli territory. Palestinians should leave the refugee camps and become proper citizens in this new country of Palestine.6) Jerusalem Must Be Shared or Internationalized: Palestine and Israel both want Jerusalem and the only way to solve this is either divide the city East/West respectively and divide the Old City or Internationalize the City or some combination of Internationalization and division. Neither side will rest until it can assure its followers that its holy sites will be protected.7) Liberal Thought: Just in general, people have to be willing to compromise and live with that compromise.

What happened in Vietnam 1973?

In 1973, significant developments occurred in Vietnam, particularly with the signing of the Paris Peace Accords on January 27. This agreement aimed to establish peace in Vietnam and facilitate the withdrawal of U.S. troops after years of conflict. While the accords led to a ceasefire and the return of American prisoners of war, they ultimately failed to bring lasting peace, as fighting continued between North and South Vietnam. By the end of the decade, Vietnam would reunify under communist control following the fall of Saigon in 1975.

Was Hannibal the brilliant Carthaginian general that ultimately failed to defeat Rome?

Yes.

How did the US try to end the hostage crisis?

The U.S. attempted to end the Iran Hostage Crisis through various diplomatic and military efforts. Initially, President Jimmy Carter sought negotiations and imposed economic sanctions on Iran. After failed diplomatic attempts, the U.S. launched Operation Eagle Claw in April 1980, a military rescue mission that ultimately failed. The crisis concluded with the Algiers Accords in January 1981, which facilitated the release of the hostages following the end of the Iran-Iraq War and the freezing of Iranian assets.

Who was the judge against whom the parliament initiated impeachment proceedings'but failed ultimately?

justice ramaswamy