Gershon Baskin discusses the the role of the United States administration in the peace process.
IPCRI co-director, Gershon Baskin participated in Pathways to Peace Conference at the Central Connecticut State University.
On April 16-17, the Pathways for Peace Conference on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict took place in Conneticut. IPCRI co-director, Gershon Baskin discussed the the role of the United States administration in the peace process.
Pathways to Peace was the second annual International Academic Conference to take place at Central Connecticut State University, USA. The goal of the conference was to emphasize the contribution that scholarship and social scientific research can bring to the reconciliation process between the Israelis and the Palestinians who are involved in the longest conflict of modern times.
About 60 people participated in presentations and open panel discussions in the Pathways to Peace Conference. The conference was a successful effort in building a coalition of moderates, not restricted to Israelis and Palestinians or Arabs and Jews, but inclusive of all people who believe in peace and can contribute to a just and comprehensive solution to the conflict.
The major conclusion gained from the conference was an awareness of the great degree of consensus between Palestinians and Jewish Israelis, however the presence of many unrelated factors continues to prevent the parties from brokering an agreement.
