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British PM Eden's Speech at Guildhall (1955)
A speech given by British Prime Minister Anthony Eden in London on 9 November 1955. … Eden claimed that a compromise could be reached between the status quo, preferred by Israel, and the implementation of the Partition Plan and other resolutions, as demanded by the Arabs. -
PLO Chairman Arafat's Speech at the Signing of the Declaration of Principles (1993)
A speech given by PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat at the signing ceremony for the Declaration of Principles (Oslo I Accord) in Washington, DC, on 13 September 1993. -
London Meeting on Supporting the Palestinian Authority (2005)
Abbas, Mahmoud (1935-) Annan, Kofi (1938-) Blair, Anthony C.L. (1953-) Britain Rice, Condoleezza (1954-) United StatesAn international conference held in London, United Kingdom, on 1 March 2005, with the goal of supporting the PNA and its newly-inaugurated President Mahmoud Abbas. -
Quartet Statement (March 2010)
Ban Ki-moon (1944-) Blair, Anthony C.L. (1953-) Clinton, Hillary R. (1947-) East Jerusalem European Union Gaza Strip Holy Sites Incitement Middle East Quartet Mitchell, George J. (1933-) Russian Federation Settlement Freeze Shalit, Gilad (1986-) Two-State Solution United States West BankA statement published by the Middle East Quartet on 23 September 2011 in New York, NY, following a meeting of its leaders: UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Special Envoy George Mitchell, EU High Representative Catherine Ashton and Quartet Representative Tony Blair. -
Announcement of Annapolis Conference (2007)
A press release by US Department of State Spokesman Sean McCormack, published on 20 November 2007, announcing the upcoming Annapolis Conference and listing its participants. -
Israeli PM Netanyahu's Speech at the 2011 AIPAC Conference (2011)
AIPAC Green Line/(Pre-)1967 Lines Hamas Netanyahu, Benjamin (1949-) Obama, Barack H. (1961-) United StatesA speech given by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Policy Conference in Washington, DC, on 22 May 2011. -
Quartet Statement (September 2011)
Ban Ki-moon (1944-) Blair, Anthony C.L. (1953-) Clinton, Hillary R. (1947-) European Union Middle East Quartet Russian Federation United StatesA statement published by the Middle East Quartet on 23 September 2011 in New York, NY, following a meeting of its leaders: UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, EU High Representative Catherine Ashton and Quartet Representative Tony Blair. -
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 194 (1948)
Conciliation Commission for Palestine France Refugee Compensation Repatriation/Right of Return UNGA Resolutions United StatesA resolution adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 11 December 1948 by a vote of 35 For, 15 Against, 8 Abstaining. … Subsequent to the resolution, France, Turkey and the United States were named as members of the Conciliation Commission. -
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 31/62 (1976)
A resolution adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 9 December 1976 by a vote of 122 For, 2 Against (Israel and the United States), 8 Abstaining, 14 Absent. -
First Rogers Plan (1969)
A plan proposed by US Secretary of State William P. Its purpose was to reach a ceasefire in the War of Attrition between Egypt and Israel, as well as to promote a comprehensive Arab-Israeli settlement based on UNSC Resolution 242 and the principle of Israeli withdrawal from territories occupied in the 1967 Six Day War. … Though the plan failed to end the war, a similar plan proposed by Rogers in June 1970 paved the way to a ceasefire in August that year. -
Third Rogers Plan (1971)
A plan proposed by US Secretary of State William P. In light of difficulties in implementing UN Security Council Resolution 242 and reaching a comprehensive Arab-Israeli settlement, Rogers proposed an interim agreement to be signed between Egypt and Israel. … Though the initiative failed to prevent the 1973 War, a similar interim agreement was eventually signed in 1975, paving the road for the Israel-Egypt peace treaty. -
Second Rogers Plan (1970)
A plan submitted by US Secretary of State William P. Similarly to Rogers' 1969 plan, its purpose was to reach a ceasefire in the War of Attrition between Egypt and Israel, as well as promoting a comprehensive Arab-Israeli settlement based on UN Security Council Resolution 242 and the principle of Israeli withdrawal from territories occupied in the 1967 Six Day War. … A ceasefire ending the war was signed the following August, but another initiative by Rogers failed to prevent the 1973 War. -
Johnston Plan (1953)
A plan proposed by Eric Johnston, US President Dwight Eisenhower's special envoy, to develop water resources in the Jordan River Basin in cooperation between four countries - Israel, Jordan, Syria and Lebanon. -
US Secretary of State Baker's Five-Point Plan (1989)
A five-point document submitted to Israeli and Egyptian representatives by US Secretary of State James Baker on 1 November 1989, recognizing that Egypt would coordinate its position with the Palestinians. -
Clinton Parameters (2000)
Clinton, William J. (1946-) Early Warning Stations Historical Basin International Force Jordan Valley Lease Milestones Settlement Blocs Unilateral Initiatives: American United StatesA set of basic parameters for a permanent settlement to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, proposed verbally by outgoing US President Bill Clinton during bilateral negotiations in Washington, DC, on 23 December 2000. … The Clinton Parameters were cited in the Geneva Initiative, a draft permanent status agreement to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict published in 2003 by an informal Israeli-Palestinian team.