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Is the greatest hindrance to peace the UN, Israel, or the Palestinians?<\/a><\/strong> | Teacher Answers<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

To bring the topic fully up-to-date, students consider the divisions in the PLO (Hamas \/ Fatah), the UN (Security Council \/ General Assembly) and in Israel (Likud \/ Labor) and decide based on this information who is most responsible for the ongoing failure to secure peace in the region.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Is the greatest hindrance to peace the UN, Israel, or the Palestinians? | Teacher Answers To bring the topic fully up-to-date, students consider the divisions in the PLO (Hamas \/ Fatah), the UN (Security Council \/ General Assembly) and in Israel (Likud \/ Labor) and decide based on this information who is most responsible for… <\/p>\n

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