Recognizing Palestine Might Not Secure Peace

After Sweden officially recognized the State of Palestine, other EU countries have had summit with their top politicians whether to recognize Palestine despite Israeli pressure to not recognize it. Palestine does have a very disputed lands with Israel and often comes to bloody conflicts that started since the formation of modern Israel in 1948. A report from Spanish lawmaker was shown that leaders were interested in recognizing Palestine and their parliament is currently in voting whether to recognize it or not. There has been talks in Germany if they want to recognize Palestine, even though Merkel is apparently very reluctant to recognize Palestine. Since 28 European Union nations would need to unanimous recognize Palestine, even though Merkel would veto it. “We’re not going to wait forever,” a senior European official said, according to the report. “Other European countries are poised to follow Sweden.” Another idea is that Israel and Palestine would have a two state solution, officially Israel would have Palestine at the cost of promising to give almost total control of Palestine to Palestinian. This might become a problem for attacks on both sides, as should this system be applied, both parties must ensure no more attacks on both soil would happen. A total of 135 sovereign countries recognize the State of Palestine, including several East European countries that did so before they were admitted into the European Union. Countries that recognize Palestine. Feasible Solution Totally stopping the Israel-Palestine conflict while maintaining equal social order is close to impossible, nor Israel or Palestine is willing to give up land and power without a fight. Total occupation over Palestine and create the "two party" system might spell disaster for relations between muslim nations and western nations. As of today, there is very little plan for peaceful solution as talks between Israel and Palestine has not gone very far.