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Abstract
Starting with a short but thorough introduction of the differences between Palestinians and Israelis, the author analyzes through the games theory the scenario set up during the Palestinian-Israeli peace process. The question the author tries to solve along his paper is the possibility for both sides to reach the peace, if the actors considered by the games theory as rational act on a cooperative way when interacting.
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