General Assembly

Russian Federation (Garnet Smith)

An Israel-Palestine Two State Solution

The Security Council and General Assembly,
Recognizing that Israel achieved sovereignty in 1948 when it won a war against the
opposing Egypt, Syria, Jordan Iraq and Lebanon,
Approving the rights that Palestinians have to currently or previously owned land in
present day Israel, Gaza Strip and/or West Bank,
Noting with satisfaction of countries that have accommodated Palestinian refugees in the
(58) recognized refugee camps located primarily in Jordan and Lebanon,
Emphasizing the recognized five million Palestinian refugees who lost their livelihood in
the 1948 conflict,
Keeping in mind a statement from the Huffington Post Justice can only exist with peace,
and peace can only exist with principled leadership. (Rashid) the UN can and should
take that role in the ongoing Palestinian/Israeli conflict,
Having considered Israels right to turn down any resolution based on any amount of
factors/reasons,
Fully aware the atrocities Palestinians and Israelis have committed to each other since the
1948 conflict was dissolved,
Recalling Resolution 242 statement Withdrawal of all Israeli armed forces from
territories occupied in the recent conflict (UN) which should be revised,
Noting with deep concern Israel and Palestines unwillingness to find and agree upon a
resolution that benefits the opposite party,
Desiring the General Assembly and the Security Councils consideration of the following
resolution regarding the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict,
1. Recommends that the General Assembly and Security Council revisit Resolution
242, which entails the partition of Israel and Palestine to create (2) states which each have
full sovereignty;

2. Endorses the borders of Israel and Palestine to resemble the UN 1947 partition
plan;
3. Resolves that any currently recognized Palestinian refugee will be granted
citizenship and full rights to their previously owned land;
(a) With full financial compensation to Palestinians whose land lies within the
newly found borders of Israel:
(b) With consideration for Palestinians who do not want to return to their land in
Palestine are granted partial financial compensation for their land:
(c) With return of land to the Palestinian Government of deceased Palestinians
which have no immediate family to return the land to:
4. Further resolves that any Israeli being forced to relocate away from their land will
also be sufficiently compensated:
(a) With recognition of Israelis who do not want to move into the new Israeli
borders are granted sufficient financial compensation for their land in the new
country of Palestine:
5. Proclaims that designated religious settlements, such as the Temple Mount and
Nazareth, can be visited freely by Palestinians and Israelis without prejudice;
(a) With recognition Israeli or Palestinian immigration/tourism regulations:
6. Seeks aid from any states and the UN to provide aid to the government of
Palestine upon being founded to establish itself;
(a) With consideration of economically unstable countries unable to help in the
aid of Palestine and its establishment:
7. Urges the General Assembly and Security Council to enforce this resolution with
military action towards Palestine or Israel if they do not comply with or modify this
resolution;
(a) With sufficient warning and time for Israel or Palestine to amend this
resolution to increase its viability and effectiveness among all aspects:

8. Welcomes the members of the Arab League to seek strategic, resource driven,
economic, political or bureaucratic ties with Israel in hopes to found long lasting positive
relations between these nations,
(a) With sufficient understanding of states that do not hope to seek these ties with
Israel for any and all reasons.