Suchergebnisse

Bar-Illan, David: Palestinian self-rule, Israeli security. An interview. A close associate of the Israeli prime minister outlines Israeli policy guidelines. - S. 10-17. Erekat, Saeb: What it takes to make peace. An interview. Palestinian expectations after the Hebron agreement and toward permanent status-negotiations. - S. 18-24. Husseini, Faisal: Jerusalem: the Palestinian vision. An interview. Palestinian approaches to assure the succes of the negotiations. - S. 25-31. Stransky, Thomas: Can Jerusalem become more human? Jerusalem needs a slow process of "winning of hearts" so as to dissolve the hostility. - S. 32-39. Baskin, Gershon: The present and future of Jerusalem. The task of saving Jerusalem from occupation is too large for the leadership alone. - S. 40-46. The Alpher Plan for Israeli-Palestinian final status in the territories. Details of what Joseph Alpher considers the only mutually acceptable solution for the two sides. - S. 47-54. Khatib, Ghassan al-: Israeli settlement policy. Its impact on the scope of peace in the region. Israel's settlement policy closes the option of Palestinian statehood. Peace and settlements are incompatible. - S. 55-60. Jarrar, Najeh: Citizenship and Palestinian refugees. The position of the Palestinian refugees and their need for international protection. - S. 61-66. Tamimi, Abdel-Rahman: A technical framework for final-status negotiations over water. How a Palestinian state should approach the principles of sovereignity and cooperation over water. - S. 67-73. Shuval, Hillel: A water-for-peace plan. A just solution to the water problem is a condition for peace. - S. 74-83. Abu-Zayyad, Ziad: Binyamin Netanyahu. Ideology and realism. The dilemmas of the Netanyahu government. Idealism against pragmatism. - S. 84-90. Ghanem, As'ad; Osacky-Lazar, Sarah: Towards an alternative Israeli-Palestinian discourse. Instead of "two states for two peoples", a civil state shared by the two communities is proposed. - S. 91-94. Malki, Riad: The Palestinian opposition and final-status negotiations. The taboo imposed in the early days of the peace process is being broken. - S. 95-100. Herman, Tamar: Israeli public opinion and the peace process. An interview. Israeli public opinion polls reveal a legitimization of the Oslo peace process. - S. 101-108. Dabdoub, Leila: Palestinian public opinion and the peace process. Support for the peace process, reservations over implementations of agreements. - S. 109-117. Nakhal, Muhammad: Closure and borders. An examination of Israeli closure policies as unique in the world. Their implementation and consequences. - S. 118-122. Zaharna, Randa S.: A perspective on communication in Palestinian society. An analysis of communication patterns in Palestinian society shows major shifts expressing new realities. - S. 123-128. Kidron, Peretz: Selective refusal. Yesh Gvul (There Is a Limit), a movement of soldiers refusing to serve in Lebanon and the occupied territories. - S. 129-138. Green, Yehudit: The impact of dialogue. Grass-roots Palestinian-Israeli dialogue as a path to peace. - S. 138-142

Formulierung von Wahlkriterien zur Wahl eines palästinensischen Selbstverwaltungsrates für die Übergangszeit, inklusive der politischen - auch internationalen - Grundlagen und Voraussetzungen. (DÜI-Ham)