Would a Palestinian State Solve Americas Middle-East Problems?
written by: Daniel Zucker, 22-Apr-10 Given the current view espoused in much of the media that the Palestinian-Israeli squabble is the root of all or much of America’s poor image in the Arab world, we might want to examine whether creating a Palestinian state-in whichever form of borders-would indeed solve the problems that the United States finds itself confronting in the Middle-East, and whether the creation of a Palestinian state would improve America’s popularity in the region. Will a sovereign Palestinian state solve America’s problems, or will it create more headaches for Uncle Sam? Before one can answer these questions it is necessary to address the question of what the term “Palestinian state” means. Currently there are two Palestinian areas-Gaza and the West Bank. At the present time these two regions are governed by very different entities: Hamas-the Palestinian chapter of the Moslem Brotherhood, which categorically denies Israel’s right to existence-controls Gaza, and the se
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