The problem of the Israeli-Palestinian borders in Israeli thought between the past, present and future

The problem of the Israeli-Palestinian border occupies a special place among the multiple problems of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, given its direct connection to the results of the June 1967 war and the territorial ambitions it confirmed for Israel in the territories of the neighboring Arab countries in general and the Palestinian territories in particular, on the one hand, and its exposure of Israel’s evasions in not defining clear borders. Between it and the Palestinian side and recognition of the Palestinian state and its rights on the other hand.
This research aims- through the descriptive and analytical approach - to trace the problem of the Israeli-Palestinian border by studying it according to the Israeli vision from its inception until its crystallization and development. The study does not stop at the reality of the problem in Israeli thought, but rather extends to examine and analyze the Israeli forward-looking vision for the future of the problem. This deepens our understanding of the Israeli side’s strategy in managing the conflict.
The study was divided into two axes, preceded by an introduction, as follows:
The first axis is entitled: “The problem of the Israeli-Palestinian border in Israeli thought, concept, origin and development”.
The second axis is entitled: “Israel’s forward-looking vision for the future of the Israeli-Palestinian border”.
We concluded the research with a conclusion that includes the most important findings of the study, then a list of sources and references on which the study was based.