Results for “Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Salam Fayyad”

…uch a resolution is supported by four facts: All attempts to establish two states have ended in failure; the Jewish and Palestinian populations are too intertwined to separate except forcibly which would constitute apartheid; the physical geography and natural resources such as w...

…dered dozens of my family members was my support for Israel. It was irrelevant to these chanters that I also support a Palestinian state, the end of the Israeli occupation, and the dismantling of most of the settlements. The protestors also shouted, “Dershowitz and Gibbels [sic]...

…h the PA may have an interest.” Mirroring some of the exceptions listed under PATA, OFAC exempted transactions with the Palestinian judiciary, non-Hamas members of the Palestinian Legislative Council, and various entities controlled by Abbas. Although the United States sought to...

…both of us were trying to achieve something hugely important, nothing less than a new relationship between Israelis and Palestinians based on trust. As I would discover in the months ahead — as Yitzhak had found as well — Arafat responded warmly to such general appeals of princip...

…s reservations, as a basis to negotiate a regional agreement. e¢ This will take time. There will be ups and downs. The Palestinians are not an easy interlocutor. No one knows that better than I do.. ¢ This might require long periods of interim agreements and even calculated uni...

…ing challenges have become more difficult since Arafat’s refusal of our offer at Camp David. Arafat is no longer alive. Palestinian politics have become ever more fragmented and messy, not least as a result of the Hamas takeover of Gaza. But Churchill once said that the differen...

meaning Palestinian sovereignty over nearly half of

though it supports using the 1967 lines with swaps as the baseline for the border of a Palestinian state.

Palestinian and Israeli negotiators gathered in

with a Jewish minority permanently ruling a Palestinian majority

as the Palestinian Media Watch's website has demonstrated for years

the siege has made the Palestinian territories miserable. So

if the siege and the Palestinian suffering continue

this isolated Palestinian coastal enclave is experiencing its first real period of economic growth since the siege they are protesting began in 2007.

2011— Instead of wasting time and energy trying to revive a moribund Israeli-Palestinian peace process