The Formal Decline in the Role of the United Nations towards the Palestinian Cause since its Establishment until the End of the 1973 War.

Authors

  • د. نعمان عمرو

Keywords:

formal decline, resolutions, United Nations, October war 1973.

Abstract

  This paper sheds light on the role of the United Nations towards the Palestinian cause since its establishment until the end of the 1973 war.

  In this framework, the United Nations ranges to different stages: the foundation stage and a stage addressing the Palestinian issue. Since the beginnings of the International Foundation and without experience of dealing with such a complex issue, it adopted the viewpoint of division. The United Nations General Assembly began dealing with this issue through:

1.      The Partition Resolution181.

2.      The Resolution 194, which addressed the status of refugees.

3.      the formation of  The United Nations for theRelief and Work Agency for Refugees.

4.      the attempts of the United Nations to abolish Palestine as a political issue and turning it into a humanitarian issue in 1952.

5.      the role of The Security Council through “Resolution 242” and “Resolution 338”.

The paper also tackles the decline indicators in the role of the International Foundation, its renouncing of its charter and its reflecting the balance of powers on the ground. Thus, it has abandoned its role as a neutral international foundation and turned into a tool in the hands of the colonial powers reflecting of their major interests and not the interests of the oppressed peoples from colonialism.

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Published

2017-06-20

How to Cite

عمرو د. ن. (2017). The Formal Decline in the Role of the United Nations towards the Palestinian Cause since its Establishment until the End of the 1973 War. Journal of Al-Quds Open University for Humanities and Social Studies, (15). Retrieved from https://journals.qou.edu/index.php/jrresstudy/article/view/984

Issue

No. 15 (2009): العدد الخامس عشر- صفر 1430ه/ شباط 2009م

Section

Research Papers

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