جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "معامله قرن" در نشریات گروه "علوم سیاسی"

The "deal of the century" was the Trump administration's most important policy on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and there are important questions about it: What are the features of this plan? Can the Century Deal Plan Resolve the Longest Contemporary Controversy in the Middle East? In this article, relying on "futures research" and scenario planning method, the most probable scenario for the transaction plan of the century is examined. The hypothesis of the article is that "the deal of the century is doomed to failure due to the lack of understanding of the nature of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, ignoring the basic concerns of the Palestinians and creating a state without sovereignty for them." The Century Deal has no potential for centralizing peace negotiations, but it should be noted that the most important goal of the plan is to legitimize the status quo in the occupied territories. However, the most probable scenario is the escalation of Israel's illegitimate actions to annex territories, settlements, increase consultations with conservative Arab countries with the aim of increasing pressure on the Palestinians and de-ruling the Palestinian Authority.

The purpose of this study is to compare the solutions offered by the two countries of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States of America on the Palestinian issue. The research method is analytical-comparative and it is inferred from the results of this study that the Islamic Republic's proposed plan is quite realistic on the courageous resistance of the Palestinian people to force the Zionist enemy to hold a referendum with all the people of this land - especially refugees - to determine The future political system is focused on it; The deal of the century, on the other hand, is an American-backed Zionist plan that seeks to replace the Palestinian people in determining the future of Palestine without respecting the views and rights of the Palestinians.

The Trump administration has promised to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the Middle East by implementing the Deal of Century. Given the lack of acceptance of this plan, not only by the Palestinians but also by the United States, the main question of this research is: to what extent implementation of Deal of Century can be successful? The hypothesis of this study is as follows: due to lack of attention to the real roots of the conflict, special attention to Israeli interests, disregard for Palestinian rights, drafting a plan without negotiating with the Palestinian side, the inability of the United States to implement some provisions of the plan, the opposition of the Arab League and the European Union, this plan is not feasible and if some of its provisions are implemented unilaterally, it will only increase tensions in the Middle East. The authors have used the model of "resolving territorial disputes" to analyze the probability of success of this project using analytical and descriptive methods. Finally, the authors conclude that to achieve peace in the Middle East, an alternative plan must be considered that would ensure the establishment of an independent Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Conflict means divergent opposition to several different views which each of them encompass different aims, functions, attitudes and values. The Trump administration announced a peace plan the so called the Deal of Century for a lasting peace between Palestine and Israel. The purpose of this article is to examine the peace plan (the Deal of Century) and to explain the existence of deep cultural-historical ties of the Palestinians with the land of Palestine. The question raised in this research is whether by ignoring the territorial, ethno-religious, and ideological conflicts between Palestine and Israel at this plan, how a stable peace between Palestine and Israel can be expected? The hypothesis of this research is based on the fact that this plan cannot bring a lasting peace in the Middle East. In explaining this article, Alexander Wendt's constructivist approach is used to understand the role of the deep cultural-historical ties of the Palestinians with the land of Palestine in the equations of peace. The research findings indicate that the transaction plan of the Deal of Century is headed towards a failure. This article uses the descriptive-analytical method to examine the dimensions and angles of the Deal of Century Plan by using library sources and relying on previous research.