explain how to win the game as well as the questions listed below on the difference in leaders. For example, if it was easier for the Israel leader to secure peace? What was the impact of the level of violence? What was the impact of the third-party? 

a. Israeli-Palestinian PeaceMaker simulation (10% of final grade) (*NOTE-if for some reason the game is not downloadable by the students (there have been issues in the past), these 10 points will be divided evenly between the first two exams, l.e., the first two exams would become worth 25 points each.) Download peacemakergame.com for your phone - iOS or Android - at www.peacemakergame.com (free download) You might be able to download the game onto a computer, but I find that it works perfectly well on iOS or Android hand-held devices. The outcomes of each game are victory (a two-state solution), or loss (you are removed from office). Each game ends when one of these outcomes obtains. You need to play at least four games to victory. The rest can be played to losses. The goal of simulations is to recreate real events. Just as in the real world, you can learn from your mistakes. Game assumptions: Winning two-state solution (a very timely topic) You can make a difference! The other side wants peace too. You lack complete control of your own side (there are unexpected events introduced into the simulation) Small concrete steps, not grandiose plans. "Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the possible". Write a 500-525-word essay (6 points and due March 1 via email) summarizing the whole exercise and comparing three scenarios for each leader: Israeli PM Calm setting Violent setting Violent setting-UN mediation Palestinian President Calm setting Violent setting Violent setting-UN mediation Your essay should, at a minimum, discuss: 1. Differences in leaders: for example, was it easier for the Israeli leader to secure peace? 2. What was the impact of the level of violence? 3. What was the impact of the third party (UN)? For example, did mediation help? When was it more likely to help- calm or violent situations? 4. Why do you think you lost some scenarios and won others? Remember, Israeli and Palestinian leaders, the UN, and other international actors have been in pursuit of a settlement for decades so you should not be disappointed if you lost some. What was your most successful strategy? These four topics are worth 1.5 points each. You will lose points for poor grammar and if the essay lacks a title page, page numbers, and sub-headings,