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    Israel-Palestine Peace Talks in 2022

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    The Israeli government has not held direct peace discussions with the Palestinian Authority since 2014. In May 2021 a conflict, mostly centered on the Gaza Strip, left nearly 300 people dead. The Israeli government continues to build settlements inside territory of the West Bank, complicating a future two-state solution to the conflict.

    Will Israel and Palestine hold peace talks in 2022?

    This question will resolve positively if, before January 1, 2023, there are in-person bilateral or multi-lateral talks between Israel's government and the government of the West Bank, the Palestinian Authority, according to official announcements by both parties.

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    The Economist 2022
    Geopolitics – Armed Conflict

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