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	Proposals for a Palestinian state: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com
		The process stalled with the collapse of the Camp David 2000 Summit between Palestinians and Israel.
		Israel declares that the current Palestinian Authority is corrupt to the bottom, enjoys a warm relationship with Hamas and other Islamic militant movements, and seems at times to call in Arabic for the destruction of Israel (see Palestinian views of the peace process).
		Palestinians have argued that the IDF, a large and modern armed force, poses a direct and pressing threat to the sovereignty of any future Palestinian state, making a defensive force for a Palestinian state a matter of necessity.
	www.encyclopedian.com /pa/Palestinian-state.html (2671 words)

	Palestinian views of the peace process - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Some Palestinian leaders have said that the peace process is intended to achieve a permanent peace with the State of Israel; other Palestinians have maintained, throughout the entire process, the goal of destroying Israel.
		The stated goal of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad is to conquer Israel and replace it with an Islamic theocracy or Islamist state.
		[3] Arafat, who was the primary Palestinian leader until his 2004 death, had to deal with unfavorable views by many Israelis, who saw him as merely using the peace process to extract short-term concessions and merely viewing it as a stepping stone on the road to the complete destruction of the state of Israel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Palestinian_views_of_the_peace_process (1241 words)

	Palestinian Tragedy. Com - Harun Yahya
		After all of the fake peace scenarios, the election of Ariel Sharon, "The Butcher of Lebanon," as prime minister demonstrated that the Zionists had decided to continue their policy of occupation and cruelty rather than peace.
		The conditions that are necessary for a just peace in Palestine include the following: Israel must withdraw from the Occupied Territories, refugees must be allowed to return to their homes, Palestinians being held in Israeli jails must be tried by due process, and the final status of Jerusalem must be determined.
		This is the context in which Israel and the PLO began the peace process during the early 1990s.
	www.palestiniantragedy.com /peacegame.html (3252 words)

	The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Issues in a Nutshell
		Palestinians demand withdrawal from all of the land conquered in the 1967 and evacuation of the settlements.
		The Oslo accords were supposed to have led to a peaceful resolution of the conflict, but continued Israeli settlement and Palestinian violence and incitement degenerated into open conflict in September 2000.
		Palestinians demand that these refugees should have the right to return to their homes in Israel under UN General Assembly Resolution 194.
	www.mideastweb.org /peacechild/nutshell.htm (1424 words)

	Palestinian / European / American Cooperation in Education - PEACE Programme
		At the same time, the PEACE Programme should, as in the past, continue to initiate projects, in close co-operation with the Palestinian universities and the Ministry of Higher Education, and to associate member universities to their execution.
		The specific conditions in which Palestinian higher education institutions function and their excessive dispersion over a relatively small area, with physical communication and mobility often rendered impossible, call for the intensive and imaginative use of alternative delivery systems and of the distance mode as a main instrument to overcome these difficulties.
		The PEACE Programme should therefore continue to expand its membership and to broaden the range of its activities in order to further promote co-operation with Palestinian universities and thus to make a specific contribution of the academic communities to the peace process in the Middle East.
	www.unesco.org /general/eng/programmes/peace-palestine/guide.shtml (4116 words)

	israelinsider: Views: Peace process: Israel's path to suicide
		Evading the fact that Israel is being asked to cave in to extortion, advocates of the "peace process" treat Arab and Israeli claims as morally equivalent.
		Under Arafat's Palestinian Authority, Palestinians are subject to ruthless censorship, in contrast to Israel's freedom of speech; expropriation and summary executions in contrast to the objective rule of law; and dictatorial edicts in contrast to political and economic liberty.
		A concession by Israel of land for peace is a concession that it is an "oppressor" -- it is a surrender of its moral legitimacy.
	web.israelinsider.com /Views/562.htm (857 words)

	Avoiding Mideast Peace?: Bush, Europe and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict - Council on Foreign Relations
		For the Bush Administration, the critical determinants have been the collapse of the Oslo process, the deteriorating situation on the ground, the September 11 attacks and the outlook of the president and his top advisors.
		The collapse of the Oslo process in late 2000-early 2001, and ensuing Israeli-Palestinian violence, convinced the newly installed Bush Administration that the situation was not ripe for resolution.
		For Israel, assurances about the future demilitarization of a Palestinian state, international security guarantees and a denial of the refugees “right of return” to Israel are all elements that would generate greater support for the plan.
	www.cfr.org /publication/5943/avoiding_mideast_peace.html (4543 words)

	Press Releases: Occupied Palestinian Territory, UN meeting in support of Israeli-Palestinian peace presses need to ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		The head of the Political Committee of the Palestinian Legislative Council in Ramallah, Abdullah Abdullah, stressed that third-party intervention should be based on international law and United Nations resolutions, as well as on the Advisory Opinion of the ICJ on the building of the separation wall.
		That process had been doomed from the start because it ignored the fundamentally contradicting expectations of both parties, as well as the need to negotiate and agree on the most crucial contentious issues before signing.
		The basis for mutual peace negotiations should be mutual understanding, but that could only be achieved if both sides came to terms and coped with their respective history and trauma.
	www.reliefweb.int /rw/RWB.NSF/db900SID/EGUA-6R7RTW?OpenDocument (4888 words)

	Poll 21 Elections, Redeployment, Peace Process after Assassination of Rabin Center for Palestine Research and Studies ...
		Palestinians continued to debate the proposed election law which was approved by the Palestinian Authority.
		Views A total of 57% of the respondents indicate that they will vote for qualified candidates regardless of their views of the peace process.
		Willingness to vote for peace supporters is high in all areas of the West Bank and Gaza Strip though highest in Senin and Gaza City, while support for candidates opposed to the peace process is highest in Jericho, Ramallah, and Middle Gaza.
	www.pcpsr.org /survey/cprspolls/95/poll21a.html (1069 words)

	Roadmap for Peace in the Middle East: Israeli/Palestinian Reciprocal Action, Quartet Support
		The Roadmap for Peace, developed by the United States, in cooperation with Russia, the European Union, and the United Nations (the Quartet), was presented to Israel and the Palestinian Authority on April 30.
		Palestinian leadership issues unequivocal statement reiterating Israel’s right to exist in peace and security and calling for an immediate end to all acts of violence against Israelis anywhere.
		The Palestinian leadership continues to act decisively against terror and to build a practicing democracy based on tolerance and liberty.
	www.state.gov /r/pa/ei/rls/22520.htm (615 words)

	How Much Do American Jews Support the Peace Process? - Middle East Quarterly
		This view is exactly the opposite of the one held by the U.S. government, which seeks a formula to permit the Palestinians to claim that they have revised their charter without their actually having to do so.
		The Orthodox occupy one end of the spectrum on the peace process; on the other end are those, just under one third of the total sample, who consider themselves either "fairly" or "very" distant from Israel and whose views are closest to those of the Clinton administration.
		Their perception of the peace process has changed substantially since 1993: what was once considered a quest for peace is now recognized as possibly part of a process intended to destroy Israel.
	www.meforum.org /article/428 (3502 words)

	israelinsider: Views: Wanted: American Peace Mediator
		As we begin the fifth year of the breakdown of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, it should be more than clear to all that Israel and Palestine are not moving towards tranquility and calm.
		Palestinian despair has reached new heights while the Israeli public seems to be stuck in a position of trying not to care.
		Some Palestinian institutions, PA and NGOs, have begun to conduct some studies on the impact of the plan, but there is no one to make any decisions on any recommendations that might be produced.
	web.israelinsider.com /views/4214.htm (1611 words)

	Palestinian Peace Now
		Peace must be made between Palestinians and Israelis, not Israelis and Egyptians, Israelis and Saudis, Israelis and Jordanians, Jews and Muslims.
		Palestinians must start approaching the whole concept of communications in a broader more comprehensive way, instead of always focusing on writing Op-Eds, letters in anger or argument "against" something.
		Israelis and Palestinians should accept that some refugees are expected to be allowed to return to former homes or lands in Israel.
	www.hanania.com /palestinianpeacenow.htm (1106 words)

	Special Poll Local Universities Students' Poll: The Peace Process and the Palestinian Domestic Situation Center for ...
		Among the general population, the level of support for the continuation of the peace process is at its highest at 81%.
		The students' views on the peace process tend to be consistent with their attitude toward amendment of the Palestinian National Charter, a dicision taken recently by the Palestinian National Council, to recognize Israel's right to exist and top the use of arms against Israelis.
		Students' dissatisfaction with the process of national reconstruction and transition to democracy is reflected in the decreased level of support they give to the emergence of an independent Palestinian state compared with some form unity with Jordan.
	www.pcpsr.org /survey/cprspolls/96/university.html (1029 words)

	Bush Offers Views on Palestinian State in Rose Garden Address
		Pinkus explicitly stated Israel's intention to accept a Palestinian state and this entails Israel's acceptance of the permanence of an Arab nation on Israel's lands.
		Stipulating that the first requirement of peaceful coexistence between Israel and the Palestinians is Palestinian recognition of all Israelis' right tolife cannot be viewed as an unreasonable demand.
		Peace is not a policy, and it is not a policy goal in any real sense.
	www.postrockcountry.com /CountryPost/062402peace.htm (4947 words)

	Israpundit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Though the Palestinian Anti-Terrorism Act was passed in two different versions by the House and the Senate, efforts to produce a final version acceptable to both bodies failed.
		JERUSALEM – Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’ stated recognition of Israel’s right to exist is part of a “political calculation” aimed at ultimately destroying the Jewish state, a terror group leader and member of Abbas’ Fatah party told WND in an interview.
		News and Views on Israel, the Middle East, the war on terror and the clash of civilizations.
	www.israpundit.com /2006/index.php?tag=peace-process (4195 words)

	CNN.com - Hamas' past casts shadow over peace plans - Jan 26, 2006
		Many in the Palestinian government have already given up their posts, as Abbas has accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Ahmed Qorei and the Fatah-led Palestinian Authority Cabinet also resigned, Erakat said.
		That view was not shared by some angry Fatah supporters, who openly blamed Abbas for the tidal shift in Palestinian politics.
		Though there has been no denunciation of their long-held views on Israel, Hamas members said they were not as concerned with the peace process as they were with improving the lives of Palestinians and the creation of a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital.
	edition.cnn.com /2006/WORLD/meast/01/26/palestinian.election/index.html (1094 words)

	Let the Fight for Peace Begin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Not until a Palestinian leadership emerges that is capable of dismantling the infrastructure of terrorism will the peace process move forward—with or without a road map.
		Sooner rather than later, however, a much bolder approach will be called for: an international protectorate, led by the United States, that would put the Palestinian territories in trust and supervise the establishment of a Palestinian state with democratic political institutions, a transparent economic structure, an independent judiciary and an effective security force.
		At this point only a fraction of Palestinian security services are under their control; the rest still answer to Yasir Arafat, who has no interest in cooperating with an effort that would rob him of his residual relevance.
	www.brook.edu /views/op-ed/indyk/20030821.htm (941 words)

	FOXNews.com - Multilateral Peace in the Middle East - Blog \| Blogs \| Popular Blogs \| Video Blogs
		Among the Palestinians there is a growing recognition that anti-Israeli terrorism has failed to advance their cause.
		The majority of Israelis reject Palestinian demands to allow the refugees of 1948 to return to their vanished homes in Israel proper, while most Palestinians dismiss Israeli insistence on maintaining some Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
		It was not surprising, therefore, that after being excluded from the process, both the Arabs and the Europeans blamed the United States for failing to deliver an Israeli-Palestinian agreement at Camp David.
	www.foxnews.com /story/0,2933,147176,00.html (1072 words)

	Middle East Peace Scenarios Study
		Futurists, social scientists, representatives of involved institutions and decisionmakers in the Middle East and elsewhere are being invited to participate through the Nodes of the Millennium Project, the Project's listserves, and the World Futures Study Federation.
		Its annual State of the Future and other special reports are used by decisionmakers and educators to add focus to important issues, clarify choices, and improve the quality of decisions.
		The third round will be a set of interviews with relevant decisionmakers and policy advisors to include their views on the results of the first rounds and draft scenarios.
	www.acunu.org /millennium/rd1-mepeace.html (1746 words)

	MidEast Web - Middle East Conflict (Palestinian-Israeli Conflict)
		To a Palestinian friend - how not to end the impasse - Ami Isseroff replies to Walid Salem - giving in to Hamas demands without any modification in the Hamas program would doom the peace process.
		The situation in the Palestinian and the Israeli Arenas, and Ways Out - Palestinian moderate Walid Salem suggests Israelis should give in to Hamas demands in order to end the impasse.
		Peace Child Israel - Education for Coexistence in the Middle East
	www.mideastweb.org (972 words)

	ICAMES Middle East Peace Process - Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		General information on Canada and the Middle East peace process from the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade.
		Palestinian NGO internet host system, with links to a number of Palestinian NGO sites.
		The Palestinian Society for the Protection of Human Rights and the Environment (LAW) is a human rights and environmental law NGO whose headquarters are in Jerusalem.
	www.arts.mcgill.ca /MEPP/meppnet.html (1198 words)

	Palestinian Public Opinion Table of Contents
		Palestinian Attitudes Toward the Taba Agreement and the PNA's Assumption of Authority over West Bank Towns
		Views on the Palestinian Infrastructure and Political System
		Views on Palestinian Infrastructure and Mechanisms for Self-Government
	www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org /jsource/Peace/palpotoc.html (70 words)

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