United States involvement in the Middle East Peace Process

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The analysis focuses on the enduring Israeli-Palestinian conflict, tracing its history from the establishment of Israel in 1948 through the Yom Kippur War in 1973. It critiques the United States' role as a mediator, highlighting its lack of neutrality and the implications of Israeli security concerns, the refugee crisis, and the status of Jerusalem. The paper proposes actionable policies for the U.S. State Department, advocating for a neutral mediation approach, the establishment of a Palestinian state, and fostering reconciliation efforts to achieve lasting peace in the region.