Topic: Improving Political Conflict Resolution Mechanisms
Country: Palestine
Delegate Name: Robert Mercier
School: Flint Southwestern Classical Academy
Topic page: background guide and all position papers All Palestine position papers GLIMUN 2012 committees
As a group who is trying simply to be recognized, we feel very strongly that the United Nations could deal with a drastic improvement of their political conflict resolution mechanisms. For example, if they were a bit more forceful, perhaps they could actually accomplish something in terms of the Arab- Israeli conflict, rather than slowly walking in circles around the issue while the situation in Palestine continues to worsen by the minute. The way that we are being mistreated and ignored is completely unfair, and borderline abusive, and most of it is, in fact, due to the lack of quality political conflict resolution mechanisms.
Not only would drastic improvements be beneficial to us, but they would also benefit excessive amounts of other countries around the world. Any country that has ever been pushed aside and made the underdog of any situation could be given a fighting chance in a mutually beneficial resolution to a conflict, and may not be left completely and utterly hopeless, with no chance of improvement. As a people that have been left with no support, and little reassurance of reparations, we can appreciate the idea of potential improvements being made to the political conflict resolution mechanisms.
All in all, we believe that considering improvements to the political conflict resolution mechanisms would be very beneficial, and we believe that these improvements would help a great amount of nations, as well as improve the security of those who are not necessarily currently in danger of becoming the victims of a political conflict.
