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Tables - Israel’s “Creeping Annexation” Policies
Since its inception, the West Bank settlement enterprise has involved actions by settlers – including land seizures and construction – that violate Israeli law (all settlement construction is illegal under international law). Successive Israeli governments have consistently sought to bring unauthorized outposts and illegal settlement construction into good (or more secure) standing in the eyes of Israeli law. Such efforts hit an obstacle, however, when the 2005 Sasson Report, commissioned by then-Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, concluded that "There is no way to validate the establishment of an outpost on private Palestinian property, not even post factum. Such outposts must be evacuated, the sooner the better.”
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Summary of Working Lunch with His Excellence the Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney
In the spring of 2017, the Palestine Israel Journal published a special issue devoted to Lessons from The Northern Ireland Peace Process. The issue was funded by the the Embassy of Ireland in
Tel Aviv in cooperation with the Irish Foreign Ministry, which hosted the PIJ Co-Editors on a study tour of Dublin and Belfast as part of the preparations for the issue.
On July 12, 2017, the PIJ convened a launching event for the special issue on Northern Ireland with the participation of His Excellence the Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney.
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The Dual Legal System: Launch Event and Conference Transcription
On May 17, 2016, the Palestine-Israel Journal, in cooperation with the FriedrichEbert-Stiftung (FES) Jerusalem, held a very successful launching conference at the American Colony Hotel for the new PIJ issue on The Dual Legal System, before a joint Israeli-Palestinian-International audience.
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United Nations General Assembly Resolution 194 (III)
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 194 (III) December 11, 1948
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From the Clinton Parameters
The Clinton Parameters (Hebrew: מתווה קלינטון, Mitveh Clinton) were guidelines for a permanent status agreement to resolve the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. They were proposed by then-U.S. President Bill Clinton, following stagnating negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians from 19 to 23 December 2000. The Parameters were the compromises that Clinton believed to be the best possible within the margins of the positions of the two parties. The Clinton Parameters were meant to be the basis for further negotiations.
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From Moratinos’ Non-Paper, Taba
January 2001, the European Special Representative to the Middle East Process Miguel Moratinos presented a document, known as "The Moratinos non-paper," describing the outcome of the Taba negotiations.[4][5] Although the paper has no official status, it has been acknowledged by the parties as being a relatively fair description of the outcome of the negotiations on the permanent status issues at Taba. It describes observed positions on the permanent status issues territory, Jerusalem, refugees and security, in order to find ways to come to joint positions. "At the same time it shows that there are serious gaps and differences between the two sides, which will have to be overcome in future negotiations." Summary of the paper:
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Palestinian Proposal on Palestinian Refugees
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Israeli Private Response to the Palestinian Refugee Proposal, “Non-Paper-Draft 2”
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From the Geneva Accord (Draft Permanent-Status Agreement)
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From the Beilin-Abu Mazen Document
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The Refugees Land Records – Quality and Volume
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Cost of Conflict in the Middle East, Preface, Lord Alderdice on Wednesday 21st January 2009
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Cost of Conflict in the Middle East, Lord Alderdice on Wednesday 21st January 2009
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A Report by the Palestine Strategy Study Group August 2008
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References: The Declaration of Independence of the State of Israel and the Nakba
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The “Citizens’ Letter” to the Government of Israel, May 2008
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PIJ featured in Holy Land Mosaic: Stories of Cooperation and Coexistence
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Joint Understanding from Annapolis November 27, 2007
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Annapolis Opening Remarks: Bush, Olmert, Abbas November 27, 2007
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Conflict, Security and Economic Closure in Gaza October 2007
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PFLP, DFLP, PPP, NPI & FIDA Joint Statement Regarding the Fall Meeting October 7, 2007
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Letter to President Bush and Secretary of State Rice ( U.S./Middle East Project, Inc., ICG & New America Foundation) October 2007
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Two Years after London: Restarting Palestinian Economic Recovery September 24, 2007
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An Agreement with Abbas, Negotiations for a Ceasefire with the Hamas September 24, 2007
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Riyadh Declaration (March 2007)
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Israeli Statement on the Arab Summit in Riyadh (March 2007)
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Message from Palestinian and Israeli Civil Society to the International Conference on the Middle Eastern Conflict October 2007
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Gaza Disengagement Plan – General Outline April 15, 2004,
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National Conciliation Document May 25 and 26, 2006.
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Text of speech by then Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, January 24, 2006
