Jerusalem erupts: Why Israeli, Arab bid to thwart violence fell short
by Taylor Luck, Special Correspondent

The Christian Science Monitor    Translate This Article
24 April 2022

On 24 April 2022 The Christian Science Monitor reported: The eruption of violence in Jerusalem and rocket-fire from Gaza this week is challenging both an Israeli government committed to 'shrinking the conflict' with Palestinians, and its Arab neighbors desperate to maintain calm in the occupied West Bank and in Gaza. And it is threatening a wider war all have tried to avoid. Global Good News service views this news as the failure of modern world peace systems. Such 'flops' highlight the need for more intelligent, evolutionary, Natural Law based, life-supporting systems.

It comes despite Israeli efforts to avoid a repeat of the chain of events nearly a year ago that saw heavy-handed Israeli police tactics during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan help fan mass Palestinian protests and Israeli communal violence and trigger a Gaza war.

In recent weeks, the Israeli government loosened restrictions on Palestinians' travel between the West Bank and Jerusalem and coordinated with Arab states ahead of Ramadan.

So why, then, is violence erupting once again in the holy city? Analysts say the pursuit of calm and diplomacy alone cannot prevent conflict in the absence of a political settlement rooted in dignity.

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