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.

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.

An international peace conference held in the wake of the First Gulf War in Madrid, Spain, and co-sponsored by the United States and the Soviet Union.

An international conference held in Geneva, Switzerland, on 21-29 December 1973, with the goal of promoting Arab-Israeli peace following the conclusion of the 1973 War. … No agreement was reached during the conference, but in early 1974 the Israeli-Egyptian and Israeli-Syrian disengagement agreements were signed,

Also known as the Suez Crisis, and in Israel as Operation Kadesh.

A global war that took place from 1939 to 1945 and was fought between the Allies (chiefly Britain, France, and, from 1941, the Soviet Union and the United States) and the Axis (chiefly Nazi Germany, Italy and Japan). … The was also generated hundreds of thousands of Jewish refugees, with many of them eventually immigrating to Palestine.

A statement made by Soviet diplomat S.K. The statement expressed the Soviet Union's reservations with regard to a previous proposal by the United States, and outlined a proposal for interim arrangements following the termination of the Mandate for Palestine, meant to facilitate the establishment of the Arab and Jewish states envisioned in the UNSCOP Report. … Both states would maintain militias under the supervision of the Special Commission.