By Joseph Strongbad
blockades and defensive check points found on the Gaza Strip are necessary and that if the border can be proven safe, then the blockades would be unnecessary. The Saudi Arabian delegate voiced a well structured and meaningful statement addressin
g the future of Palestine if this violence does not stop. He relied on death ratios per year of Israel to Palestine and the knowledge of a much more technologically advanced military Israel.
Israel sticks to it's commonly used quote: "If Israel put down their weapons, there would be no Israel. If Palestine put down their weapons, there would be peace.". Following this Palestine requested that if violence from Israel stopped, then Palestine would in turn stop. The two delegations show no trust in each other, and will likely not let up their arguments until one becomes bold and makes a move for peace.
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