Annapolis Summit Fallout
This section provides updates on the progress of attempts by the world community to resolve the Israeli / Palestinian conflict. The initiative began November 27, 2007 at the Annapolis Summit and will be pursued vigorously at regular meetings throughout 2008. To follow details, check this section devoted to an analysis of the latest development.
Dealing with Core Issues of the Roadmap Two-State Solution
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Requirements Preceding Discussions of Core Issues
- Stopping Terrorism
Full History of the Moderate Fatah Party (28-page PDB Booklet by Arlene Kushner)
- Palestinian Corridor
"A Road to Ruin: Inplications of a Palestinian Corridor Across Central Israel"
Core Issues of the Bi-Weekly Meetings Following the Annapolis Summit
- Dividing Jerusalem
- Giving up Christian and Jewish Holy Sites
- Surrendering 95% of Judea and Samaria
- Financial Considerations
- Right of Return - Arab and Jewish Refugees
- Treatment of Religious Minorities and Women in Israel and Future Palestinian State
- Oil
Where We Stand: some factors for your consideration
UCI Position Paper (PDF)
It is important to read and understand the implications of the Annapolis Summit. Review the text of the documents below:
Israeli-Palestinian Declaration at the Annapolis Summit (PDF)Roadmap to a Two-State Solution to the Israeli-Palestinian Confilct (PDF)
The Israeli Initiative: THe Right Road to Peace - An Alternative to the Roadmap (PDF)
URGENT ACTION ALERT: Calling on the Shas Party to Resign from Olmert Gov't
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GENERAL UPDATE:
• View the transcript of President Bush's Remarks at the Annapolis Summit• View the transcript of Mahmoud Abbas' Remarks at the Annapolis Summit