4 May 1993Accords of OsloYasser Arafat
In order that the Palestinians should govern themselves according to democratic principles, free and general political elections would be held for the Council
Historical records for Palestine in 1993, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
In order that the Palestinians should govern themselves according to democratic principles, free and general political elections would be held for the Council
The Israeli Government recognizes the PLO as the legitimate representative of the Palestinian people while the PLO recognizes the right of the state of Israel to exist and renounces terrorism.
The Oslo Accords call for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from parts of the Gaza Strip and West Bank and affirm the Palestinian right to self-Government within those areas through the creation of the Palestinian Authori.
Yasser Arafat & Yitzhak Rabin sign the Oslo Accords.
In order that the Palestinians should govern themselves according to democratic principles, free and general political elections would be held for the Council
The Oslo Accords call for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from parts of the Gaza Strip and West Bank and affirm the Palestinian right to self-Government within those areas through the creation of the Palestinian Authori
The Oslo Accords call for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from parts of the Gaza Strip and West Bank and affirm the Palestinian right to self-Government within those areas through the creation of the Palestinian Authority. Leaders of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) signed the Oslo Accords calling for Palestinian administration of the Gaza Strip, implemented in May 1994
The Oslo Accords call for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from parts of the Gaza Strip and West Bank and affirm the Palestinian right to self-Government within those areas through the creation of the Palestinian Authori
Works with the PLO leadership as mutual recognition letters and the Declaration of Principles prepare the way for interim self-government.
Abbas signs the Declaration of Principles on behalf of the PLO
Abbas signs the Declaration of Principles on behalf of the PLO at the White House
Arafat signs the Declaration of Principles with Israel in Washington
Signs the Declaration of Principles for the PLO, committing to an interim self-government process in Gaza and the West Bank.
Attends the White House ceremony and accepts the Declaration of Principles as the framework for Palestinian interim self-government.
The PLO accepts Gaza and Jericho as the first areas for Palestinian self rule under the Oslo process
Arafat signs the Declaration of Principles in Washington, helping close the main phase of the First Intifada.
Shakes hands with Rabin after signing the Declaration of Principles.
Accepts the Oslo framework under which an interim Palestinian Authority will administer parts of the Gaza Strip and West Bank.
The Oslo framework anticipates an elected Palestinian council and an interim self governing authority
Arafat shakes hands with Rabin in a public symbol of the new peace process
Abbas becomes one of the senior PLO figures involved in the Oslo diplomatic process
Arafat approves the PLO negotiating track that produces mutual recognition with Israel
Qurei leads Palestinian negotiating work in the secret Oslo talks
Under the Declaration of Principles the PLO recognizes the state of Israel. The Declaration of Principles backs Palestinian limited self-Government in the Gaza Strip. Arafat & Rabin conclude an agreement, known as the Declaration of Principles (DOP)
Palestinian Islamic Jihad rejects the Oslo Accords and continues opposing negotiations with Israel
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine criticises Oslo and rejects the PLO leaderships compromise
Hamas rejects the Oslo process and opposes recognition of Israel
The Declaration of Principles backs Palestinian limited self-Government in the West Bank. The Declaration of Principles backs Palestinian limited self-Government in the Gaza Strip
Israel & the PLO agreed to the creation of the interim Palestinian National Authority
The Declaration of Principles backs Palestinian limited self-Government in the Gaza Strip
The Declaration of Principles backs Palestinian limited self-Government in the West Bank
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