Don't Let History Repeat Itself: What the Western Sahara Conflict Can Learn From the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
This Note compares the Morrocan-Polisario Front conflict over Western Sahara to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in hopes of taking the legal lessons from Israel and learning the best path forward for the Western Sahara conflict.
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