Conciliation and Victory in Israeli-Palestinian Relations

This chapter explores the concepts of conciliation and placation within the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing the need for a uniquely Israeli approach to conflict resolution. It critiques the historical attempts by foreign powers to mediate, underscoring the importance of understanding the conflict's complexities and the implications of military strategies since World War II. The chapter also analyzes Israel's current responses to recent events, highlighting the conflicting objectives between the desire for total victory and the pressures to negotiate for hostages.