Intifada
Israels Minister of Defence Rabin proposes that Palestinians end the Intifadah in exchange for an opportunity to elect local leaders who would negotiate with the Israeli Government
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1989 in Israel
Explore 10 historical events and records for Israel in 1989.
Historical records for Israel in 1989
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January
Intifada, 1st
Israel's Minister of Defence Rabin proposes that Palestinians end the Intifada in exchange for an opportunity to elect local leaders who would negotiate with the Israeli Government
Peace Proposal
Proposes elections in the occupied territories as a way to create Palestinian representatives for talks.
Schools Closed Indefinitely
Israeli authorities again order Palestinian schools in the West Bank and Gaza closed as the uprising enters its second year.
April
Nahalin Raid
Israeli forces conduct a raid in Nahalin during unrest, and the deaths of Palestinian residents deepen tensions in the West Bank.
May
Israeli Peace Initiative
Shamir's cabinet approves a plan proposing Palestinian elections in the occupied territories followed by negotiations over interim self-government.
Shamir Plan
Presents an initiative for Palestinian elections and limited autonomy while rejecting direct PLO negotiations.
September
Beit Sahour Tax Enforcement
Rabin backs enforcement measures as troops and tax officials restrict Beit Sahour and confiscate property during the town's tax revolt.
Hamas Designated Terrorist Organization
Shamir's government formally designates Hamas a terrorist organization as Israeli authorities expand measures against the movement.
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Power Sharing
Makes a power sharing agreement with the leader of the Likuud Party
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