The Accord Content
| Part of a series on the Israeli–Palestinian conflict and Arab–Israeli conflict | ||||
| Israeli–Palestinian peace process | ||||
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Israel with the West Bank, Gaza Strip and Golan Heights:
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| Negotiating parties | ||||
| Israel · Palestinians | ||||
| History | ||||
| Camp David Accords · Madrid Conference | ||||
| Oslo I / Oslo II · Hebron Protocol | ||||
| Wye River / Sharm el-Sheikh Memoranda | ||||
| 2000 Camp David Summit · Taba Summit | ||||
| Road Map · Annapolis · State of Palestine | ||||
| Primary negotiation concerns | ||||
| Final borders · Israeli settlements · Refugees (Jewish · Palestinian Arab) · Security concerns | ||||
| Status of Jerusalem · Water | ||||
| Secondary negotiation concerns | ||||
| Palestinian incitement | ||||
| Israeli West Bank barrier · Jewish state | ||||
| Palestinian political violence | ||||
| Places of worship | ||||
| Current leaders | ||||
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| International brokers | ||||
| Diplomatic Quartet (United Nations · United States · European Union · Russia) | ||||
| Arab League (Egypt · Jordan) · United Kingdom · France | ||||
| Other proposals | ||||
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One-state solution (Isratine) · Two-state solutions (Arab Peace Initiative · Geneva Accord · Allon Plan · Elon Peace Plan · Lieberman Plan) · Three-state solution Israeli unilateral plans: Disengagement · Realignment |
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| Peace-orientated projects: Peace Valley · Middle East economic integration | ||||
| Major projects, groups and NGOs | ||||
| Peace-oriented projects · Peace Valley · Alliance for Middle East Peace · Peres Center for Peace | ||||
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