Since the occupation of Palestine, numerous peace initiatives have been proposed by the United States, the former Soviet Union, Arab nations, the Zionist regime, and Palestine to resolve the crisis. However, due to various domestic, regional, and international factors, each has failed to bring about a comprehensive, sustainable, and just peace for the world’s longest-running conflict.

In his new book, “The Middle East Peace Process: A Review of Peace Initiatives and the Reasons for Their Failure,” Dr. Javad Sharbaf examines the most significant peace efforts and analyzes their domestic, regional, and international contexts. In the final section, while evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of past initiatives, the author outlines the Islamic Republic’s proposed plan to resolve this crisis. The book also provides a deep investigation into the causes behind the inefficiency and non-realization of peace.