Peace through International Law

A just resolution to longstanding conflicts hinges on adherence to international law and established agreements. The vision of peace involves a two-state solution based on the borders recognized as of June 4, 1967, advocating for the full recognition of Palestine as the 194th UN member state with East Jerusalem as its capital. The illegality of Israeli settlements in the West Bank has been reaffirmed by the International Court of Justice, highlighting the need to address potential violations of the 1948 Genocide Convention. The proposed approach emphasizes the necessity of granting Palestinian rights, halting violence, and fostering coexistence between the two states.