The Palestinian Refugee Problem: Theory and Practice in Light of Back-Channel Negotiations

Abstract The Palestinian refugee problem is considered one of the most intractable and complex issues surrounding Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This article examines gaps between Israel Palestinians concerning considers whether back-channel diplomacy can help promote possible lasting solutions. To answer this question, several sets peace negotiations are presented that involved communications offered solutions to problem. These include Camp David II summit in 2000 (including Taba talks 2001), intensive Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert Authority Chairman Abu-Mazen (2006–2008) ongoing when 2007 Annapolis Conference was held, Kerry Proposals 2016. main argument may contribute a solution conflicts involving human dignity responsibility, like issue refugees.