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Canada - Israel-Palestine Negotiations


Canada’s loss of international stature

CJPME Factsheet 105, published November, 2010: This factsheet looks at Canada’s declining international reputation. The Canadian government under Harper has been steadily losing stature due to its positions on a number of issues: from a lack of action on climate change, to reduced international development aid, to the occupation of Afghanistan and abandonment of international peacekeeping. Yet the shift in foreign policy is especially apparent and damaging in regards to the Middle East, particularly on Israeli-Palestinian issues.

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Position Paper: THE POLITICALLY IMPOSED HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN GAZA

pp14.pngThis position paper presents CJPME’s various recommendations regarding Canada’s position on the Israel-Palestine conflict. Recommendations as demanding to stop all Israeli collective punishment or distancing itself from the Bush Administration approach to Hamas.


Position Paper: THE ANNAPOLIS PROCESS FOR PALESTINE-ISRAEL

pp10a.pngThis position paper is a policy recommendation for Canada as negotiations following the Annapolis conference of November, 2007 get under way.  


Position Paper: THE POLITICALLY-IMPOSED HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IN GAZA

pp7.pngThis position paper looks at the various actions that Canada could take to make a difference in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Such as providing humanitarian aid to Palestinians, calling on both parties to respect international law, urging Israel to stop collective punishment and establishing dialogue with Hamas.


Position Paper: ISRAELI VIOLENCE IN GAZA

pp5.pngIn the month since Israel launched military operations in Gaza on june 28, over 130 Palestinians have been killed, including over 30 children. This position paper urges Canada to condemn the recent acts of Israeli collective punishment (kidnapping Palestinian legislators, attacking electricity and water supplies, closing the bordures and attacking transportation infrastructure) and provide humanitarian aid to the Palestinians, victims of the violence in Gaza.


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