Palestinian Conciliation Commission
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The Palestinian Conciliation Commission (PCC) was an organization established by the British
following Israel
's 1948 War of Independence "in order to help work out a peaceful settlement to the Arab-Israeli conflict" (Eran, 126). Throughout the 1950s, the PCC tried its best to deal with the key issues in the Arab-Israeli conflict, however the commission did not achieve any of its goals and the organization "ceased to function in 1962" (Eran, 126).
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's 1948 War of Independence "in order to help work out a peaceful settlement to the Arab-Israeli conflict" (Eran, 126). Throughout the 1950s, the PCC tried its best to deal with the key issues in the Arab-Israeli conflict, however the commission did not achieve any of its goals and the organization "ceased to function in 1962" (Eran, 126).