Security Council

People's Republic of China (Grace Frideger)

Resolution

ISRAEL-PALESTINE RESOLUTION
The Security Council and General Assembly,
Observing that the conflict taking place in and around the state of Israel between the Jews
and the Arabs over who is the rightful owner of the land and how to address the
Palestinian refugees is very pressing,
Bearing in mind that if the Palestinians were to take back the land, the Israelis would
have no place to go,
Taking into consideration that both the Israelis and the Palestinians have religious ties to
this land,
Aware of the fact that the Palestinians have no home and have been forced to relocate to
surrounding Arab countries, (Jordan,Lebanon,Syria) and except the life of a refugee with
limited rights and as the the article PA Selling Short the Refugees by Aljazeera explains it
[The Palestinian Refugees] are deprived of basic rights, not permitted to buy or sell
property, and are banned from more than 70 job categories,
Keeping in mind that Israel is the only solely Jewish state existing internationally,
Recognizing that the conflict between both sides has resulted in many fatalities, excessive
destruction, and great instability regionally and internationally,
Recalling that there have been many Resolutions addressing this conflict with
unsuccessful results,
Fully believing that tensions will only increase between the two sides if this problem is
not resolved,
Seeking the approval, but not demanding, the support of the General Assembly to support
this Resolution in order to resolve this conflict.

1. Calls upon the General Assembly and Security Council to consider this Resolution presented by
the Peoples Republic of China to resolve the controversial issue between the Palestinians and
Israel;
2. Endorses the idea heavily to create peace through a structured set of steps led by the United
States of America, backed by the Peoples Republic of China;
3. Proclaims that the first step necessary is the immediate implementation of a cease fire on both
sides:
(a) with the enforcement of this action by the United States and the U.N and any
other willing surrounding countries (Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan);
4. Further requests that after this Cease Fire is applied, both involved parties will meet in
Jerusalem, and attend peace talks discussing 3 plausible solutions in order to establish a
compromise both side will agree on:
(a) with these talks setting the stage for both sides to talk in a peaceful and
structured way;
(b) with neutral representatives from the U.N to oversee these essential talks;
5. Takes note of the possible resolution of the right of return that will be brought up in the peace
conference with heavy consideration of the possibility of this solution:
(a) with extensive talk addressing how peace can be held between both sides
considering the fact that they will be in very close proximity;
6. Draws the attention to the resolution of returning back to the borders of the 1949 Proposed
Border Agreement introduced by the U.N.:
(a) with strong sanctions forbidding any Israeli settlements to reside in either of
these areas in order to create fairness for both sides;
7. Notes the third option addressed in the peace talks to have the surrounding countries absorb the
Palestinian refugees as citizens and grant them basic state rights:
(a) with cash support given to them by the U.N. to allow them to take them in;
8. Confirms that this Peace Talk will continue until one of these resolutions is chosen or a new one
is formulated that both involved parties are willing to comply to:
(a) with the peace talk beginning in Jerusalem in ninety (90) days from this

Resolution being chosen

(b) with the full cooperation on both sides to achieve peace

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