The Middle East Peace Process

DOCUMENTS

• White

  House Press Briefing: A briefing from P.J. Crawley, National Security

  Council Spokesman, on Oct 16th, at The Hyatt Hotel Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt,

  detailing the events of the Sharm el-Sheikh Mideast Peace Summit.

• Sharm

  Summit Statement: Statement by President Clinton and President Mubarak

  at the conclusion of the Middle East Peace Summit.

• Albright

  on Mideast Peace Process: Transcripts of official statements on the

  Middle East peace process by Secretary of State Albright.

• The

  Israeli Camp David II Summit Proposals:

  An unofficial summary of Israeli proposals for final settlement made at the

  Camp David II Summit in July 2000.

• Camp

  David II Summit Statement:

  Israeli, Palestinian and American leaders met at Camp David in an attempt to

  frame a final status agreement. 

• The

  Wye River Peace Summit: Resource page with links to documents,

  transcripts, chronologies and maps.

• The

  Oslo Interim Agreement:  This

  frequently misunderstood document made it possible to hold elections and set

  up a Palestinian Authority that would negotiate a final settlement with the

  Israelis. It did not stipulate the nature of the final settlement in any

  way.

• The

  Oslo Declaration of Principles : Breakthrough

  agreement of mutual recognition between the State of Israel and the

  Palestine Liberation Organization, which began the Israeli-Palestinian peace

  process.

• UN

  Security Council Resolution 338: Resolution adopted in 1973

  following the Yom Kippur War.

• UN

  Security Council Resolution 242: Resolution adopted in 1967

  following the  6-Day War.

ORGANIZATIONS

• The United States Department of State:

  Official web page of the State Department.

• The United States European Command:

  The area of responsibility (AOR) of the USEUCOM covers more than 13 million

  square miles and includes 91 countries and territories. This territory

  extends from the North Cape of Norway, through the waters of the Baltic and

  Mediterranean seas, most of Europe,

  parts of the Middle East,

  to the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa.

NEWS LINKS

• Washington

  Post Special Coverage: Mideast Peace Process

• CNN: Mideast News Coverage

INTERACT

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