Peace, justice, and strong institution: A case study of Israel Palestine conflict

Surbhi Vashishtha; Siddharth Kapoor

doi:10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i03.47865

Peace, justice, and strong institution: A case study of Israel Palestine conflict

Author(s)	Ms. Surbhi Vashishtha, Mr. Siddharth Kapoor
Country	India
Abstract	The main aim of this paper is to find out whether the wars, particularly the Israel-Palestine war, have impacted the 16th SDG or not. Our study found out that this goal is under fire as the globe is witnessing a steep rise in armed conflicts, be it in the European region or West Asia which is always riddled with violence and wars. We have collected data on various indices and indicators like the Happiness Index, GDP per capita, and the Hunger Index to show how the war has hampered the targets set by the 16th SDG and other SDGs as well and also compared it with data of similar war-torn countries like Libya, Iraq, and Afghanistan to conclude how war impacts various parameters of the country. Our research also found that this war has left its imprint on society, the economy, and on diplomatic relations. This has severely impacted many goals set up in both the regions and across the globe as well. For example, trade relations between India and Israel have been severely impacted, the Humanitarian crisis is also a major issue in the war-torn area of Palestine where bombs are continuously bombarded on hospitals, refugee camps, etc. The War has also resulted in regional tensions between US and Yemeni forces and has resulted in more violence. We also highlighted the importance of the UN in aiding the development of war-torn regions and nations and also focus on their failure to protect innocent people which is a setback to justice. The main issue lies in the misuse of veto powers of the permanent members; it is used by countries to suit their own motives and thus a resolution could not be reached for a cease-fire or humanitarian aid. We set out with a theory that “The UN (a strong institution) is powerful and successful enough to stop wars and promote peace,” we will provide several instances to help ascertain whether this theory is correct or not.
Keywords	Israel-Palestine War, SDGs, UN, Peace, Justice
Field	Sociology > Economics
Published In	Volume 7, Issue 3, May-June 2025
Published On	2025-06-13
DOI	https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i03.47865
Short DOI	https://doi.org/g9qp8v

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