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Policy paper by Zaha Hassan, Daniel Levy, Hallaamal Keir, and Marwan Muasher advocates for a shift in US policy from a process-focused approach to one centered on human rights and accountability. It critiques the traditional peace process for entrenching occupation and inequality, arguing that a rights-based framework would better address the needs of both Palestinians and Israelis. The authors call for a multilateral engagement and the abandonment of policies that perpetuate the status quo, emphasizing the importance of international law and equal rights in achieving a sustainable resolution. This source is valuable for research on US-Israel relations, Palestine in US policy, Palestinian human rights, Palestine-Israel peace process, Israeli settlements, Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, the first Trump administration, and the Biden administration.
