Negotiating Water: Israel and the Palestinians
Publication Year: 
1996
Language: 
English
Number of Pages: 
83
Abstract

This work, the eighth in a series on the “final status talks” of the Palestinian-Israeli negotiations, addresses issues related to water that are to be addressed in the framework of a negotiated settlement. It also describes water sources and characteristics, and current water usage. The author stresses that a just resolution of water issues is an indispensable part of a permanent Middle Eastern peace.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Sharif S. Elmusa received his Ph.D. in regional development and planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He served as research fellow at the Institute for Palestine Studies, Washington, D.C., and as advisor on water issues to the Palestinian delegation in the peace talks following the Madrid conference in 1991.