Abstract
The recent ‘Declaration of Principles’ between Israel and the Palestinians is only the beginning of challenging times ahead. Here Ahmad Khalidi argues that these must be met with more flexible diplomacy than hitherto, which appreciates all the concerns of those involved. He identifies, and expands upon, three key areas of tension in the region, and the crucial factor of the division of authority and control during this difficult interim‐phase. The author concludes with the insistence that fundamental behaviour and attitudes themselves must alter, if the peace accord is not to become little more than a redundant scrap of paper.
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