Document Type
Article
Abstract
The notion of a water deficit in the Middle East is not a new occurrence. Many generations inhabiting the area have been fighting for control over rivers and lakes in order to gain a constant water supply, as well as an advantageous position over the neighboring countries. After 2000, water, like trees, became a special focus of conflict in the Intifada. The government of Israel and the Palestinian Authority have been involved in many negotiations and confrontations struggling to establish an equal water distribution throughout the region. However, due to the violent history of their relations, the compromise is yet to be set.
Recommended Citation
Manna, Maya, "“Virtual Water”: a modern means of resolving water distribution disputes between Israel and the Palestinians" (2006). Macro Center Working Papers. 31.
https://docs.rwu.edu/cmpd_working_papers/31
