Hebron Redeployment
The Palestinian Authority assumes control over most of Hebron after the redeployment agreement
Role range: 1996-2004
Follow Yasser Arafat through 203 dated historical records for Palestine.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
The Palestinian Authority assumes control over most of Hebron after the redeployment agreement
Role range: 1996-2004
Arafat meets President Clinton in Washington as the United States attempts to sustain Israeli-Palestinian negotiations after implementation disputes.
Role range: 1994-2004
Israeli troops withdraw from Hebron
Role range: 1969-2004
Signs the Wye River Memorandum with Netanyahu.
Role range: 1994-2004
Arafat presides over the opening of Gaza International Airport, presenting the facility as an important symbol of Palestinian self-government and mobility.
Role range: 1994-2004
Arafat convenes Palestinian political bodies during President Clinton's Gaza visit to reaffirm the removal of charter provisions conflicting with recognition of Israel.
Role range: 1969-2004
The Wye River Memorandum emphasises Palestinian action against militant groups and continued security coordination
Role range: 1996-2004
Arafat postpones a unilateral declaration of Palestinian statehood at the end of the Oslo interim period after sustained international diplomatic pressure.
Role range: 1994-2004
Arafat meets newly elected Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak as both leaders discuss reviving delayed implementation of the peace agreements.
Role range: 1994-2004
Signs a memorandum intended to revive Oslo implementation.
Role range: 1994-2004
Arafat & Barak sign an agreement finalizing the Israeli border with Palestine
Role range: 1969-2004
Arafat & Barak sign an agreement finalizing the status of Jerusalem by 2000
Role range: 1969-2004
Arafat threatens to establish an independent Palestinian state unilaterally in May & September
Role range: 1996-2004
Arafat seeks progress on Jerusalem refugees borders and settlements as permanent status issues
Role range: 1996-2004
Arafat meets Pope John Paul II during the pontiff's visit to Bethlehem and discusses Palestinian aspirations, Jerusalem and prospects for peace.
Role range: 1994-2004
Attends final-status talks with Ehud Barak and President Clinton.
Role range: 1994-2004
An outbreak of prolonged Palestinian violence against Israel
Role range: 1996-2004
Arafat attends an emergency summit with regional and international leaders seeking to halt the rapidly escalating Israeli-Palestinian violence.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 1994-2004
Arafat considers the Clinton Parameters as the United States makes a final effort to bridge Israeli-Palestinian differences over permanent-status issues.
Role range: 1994-2004
Arafat authorizes Palestinian negotiators to enter intensive talks with Israel at Taba in an attempt to narrow remaining final-status disagreements.
Role range: 1994-2004
Arafat accepts the Mitchell Committee recommendations as a framework for ending violence, rebuilding confidence and returning to negotiations.
Role range: 1994-2004
Arafat accepts the Tenet security work plan, which calls for a ceasefire, renewed coordination and measures against armed attacks.
Role range: 1994-2004
Arafat publicly donates blood for victims of the September 11 attacks and condemns the attacks in the United States.
Role range: 1994-2004
Arafat declares a ceasefire and calls for enforcement of the truce as international pressure increases after months of sustained violence.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 1994-2004
Faces mounting Israeli pressure and restrictions during the Second Intifada.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 1994-2004
Arafat faces Israeli pressure and internal Palestinian demands during the Second Intifada
Role range: 2000-2005
Arafat faces intense international scrutiny after Israel intercepts the Karine A carrying a large shipment of weapons destined for Palestinian-controlled territory.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 1994-2004
Is confined in his Ramallah compound during Israel's West Bank operation.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 1994-2004
Arafat remains confined inside his Ramallah headquarters as Israeli forces intensify Operation Defensive Shield around the Palestinian Authority compound.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 1994-2004
Israeli forces besiege Arafat's compound in Ramallah during Operation Defensive Shield
Role range: 2000-2005
Arafat's administration faces another major crisis as armed Palestinians and civilians take refuge inside Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity during Israeli operations.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 1994-2004
The Church of the Nativity standoff ends through a negotiated arrangement that sends some Palestinian militants abroad and others to Gaza.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 1994-2004
Arafat addresses the Palestinian Legislative Council and promises political and administrative reforms after intense domestic and international pressure.
Role range: 1994-2004
Arafat promulgates the Palestinian Basic Law, giving the Palestinian Authority a more formal constitutional framework for governance.
Role range: 1994-2004
Israeli forces again surround and damage Arafat's Muqata headquarters while demanding the surrender of militants sheltering inside the compound.
Role range: 2000-2005 – 1994-2004
Arafat nominates Mahmoud Abbas to become the first Palestinian prime minister after political reforms create the new office.
Role range: 1994-2004
Arafat swears in Mahmoud Abbas's cabinet as the Palestinian Authority adopts a new division of executive responsibilities.
Role range: 1994-2004
The office of Prime Minister is created by Parliament to curb Arafats authority
Role range: 1969-2004
Flown to hospital for testing & treatment
Role range: 1969-2004
Death of Yasser Arafat
Role range: 1969-2004
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