"By January 1949, the United Nations had established two complementary tracks for promoting a peaceful resolution of the Palestine conflict. The "Rhodes track" was based upon Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 62 of 16...
Read MoreRecommends to the parties involved in the 1967 conflict to respect the Geneva Convention principles regarding treatment of prisoners of war and protection of civilian persons; specifically calls on Israel to ensure the safety,...
Read MoreAmong other provisions, this resolution calls for "withdrawal of Israeli armed forced from territories occupied in the recent conflict," and for "achieving a just settlement of the refugee problem." To see the full...
Read MoreFollowing the recommendation of the UN Security Council, the General Assembly admits Israel to membership: "Noting furthermore the declaration by the State of Israel that it 'unreservedly accepts the obligations of the United...
Read More"A viable peace process does not require either party to embrace or even recognize the legitimacy of the other's narrative. It requires that both have an informed and non-reductionist understanding of what this...
Read MoreIn this essay Edward Said examines what he argues has been the concealed history of Zionism--its links to 19th and early 20th century European imperialism (the theory) and colonialism (the practice)--and its political...
Read MorePassed as the Arab-Israeli War drew to a close, this resolution's articles included a call for the return of Palestinian refugees, access to Jerusalem and Holy Places, and UN control of Jerusalem....
Read MoreIn this essay Edward Said lays out a sharp and prescient critique of the Oslo accords and blames the PLO for settling for far too little, for accepting the role of Israel's policeman...
Read MoreMay 14, 1948: https://www.jewishvoiceforpeace.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Declaration-of-Independence-Israel.pdf...
Read MoreFor full BBC news story (January, 2012), click here....
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