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*International Movements and Their Role in the Palestinian Occupation*

*Introduction:* The Palestinian issue is one of the most complex in the world and has witnessed various international interventions and movements over the decades. These movements have significantly influenced the course of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

*1. The Role of the United Nations:* Since the beginning of the conflict, the United Nations has played a significant role in trying to resolve the dispute. It has issued many resolutions calling for an end to the Israeli occupation and ensuring the rights of Palestinians. For example, the United Nations Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People has called on the international community to take decisive action to end the Israeli occupation⁽¹⁾.

*2. American Support for Israel:* Israel has received substantial support from the United States, including military, economic, and political aid. This support has helped Israel maintain its military superiority in the region and continue its policies towards Palestinians.

*3. European Stances:* European countries have varied positions regarding the Palestinian issue. Some countries support Palestinian rights and call for an end to the occupation, while others provide political and economic support to Israel. The European Union, for example, plays a role in providing humanitarian aid to Palestinians and supporting development projects.

*4. Arab Movements:* Arab countries have played a significant role in supporting the Palestinian cause through financial and political support. However, recent years have seen changes in the positions of some Arab countries towards Israel, including the signing of normalization agreements.

*5. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs):* NGOs play an essential role in supporting Palestinian rights through providing humanitarian aid and legal support. These organizations work to increase international awareness of the Palestinian issue and document violations.

*Conclusion:* International movements have a significant impact on the course of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. By understanding these movements, we can work towards achieving justice and peace for the Palestinian people.

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