Özet:

The Palestinian Reconciliation Commission is one of the most important efforts under the UN roof to resolve the issue of Palestine. When the Commission strongly entered the solution work in 1948, but did not get a result of its active efforts continued until 1952, it silently ended in the first half of the 1960s, declaring that it was insufficient to produce a solution to the Palestinian issue. In this study, the work of the Commission, the role and activities of Turkey in the Commission in which it works with the Western countries, and the importance of Turkey’s foreign policy, were examined and the reasons for the Commission failed.  Cite this article as: Baş, Arda, "Palestinian Reconciliation Commission and Turkey", Turk J Hist number 69 (2019), p.135-168.

Özet:

Palestine Conciliation Commission was one of the most important initiatives under United Nations to resolve the conflict over Palestine. Embarking on an enormous effort to develop a solution in 1948 and being unable to obtain a favourable result in spite of its active endeavour until 1952, the Commission officially declared its inability to successfully carry out its missions and was abolished in the first half of the 1960s. This study aims to describe the works of the Commission, the importance of the role and activities of Turkey in the Commission together with other western countries for Turkish foreign policy, and the reasons for the Commission’s failure. Cite this article as: Baş, Arda, “Filistin Uzlaştırma Komisyonu ve Türkiye”, Turk J Hist sayı 69 (2019), s.135-168.

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