The future of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and the limits of crisis management

Abstract

The Palestinian-Israeli conflict is one of the longest and most complex conflicts in modern history, as it constitutes a point of tension in the regional and international systems. This conflict is one of the most complex and ongoing conflicts, as its roots extend back to the beginning of the Zionist project in Palestine at the beginning of the twentieth century, Despite the passage of more than seven decades since this conflict began, it remains open to all possibilities, and the failure of all attempts at political settlement to reach a permanent solution has produced a political and security reality characterized by instability and by the constant management of the crisis instead of its resolution