Thema: Die Genfer Vereinbarung vom Oktober 2003

Die Genfer Vereinbarung im Wortlaut

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03/09/2004

Getting back on course

Aviv Lavie

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28. 01. 2004

Deutscher Bundestag, Drucksache 15/2392

Antrag der Fraktionen SPD, CDU/CSU, BÜNDNIS 90/DIE GRÜNEN und FDP

Road Map wieder beleben – Genfer Initiative unterstützen

zum Antrag

CGNews, January 23, 2004

Why Geneva? A Bridge between Justice and Wisdom

Akiva Eldar

A. Eldar discusses why a one state solution recently advocated by Palestinian Prime Minister Abu Ala and a unilateral withdrawal option promoted by the government of A. Sharon cannot be successful in the long term.  As a credible solution, Eldar argues that “The only way to stop the deterioration and to move ahead is the course outlined by the Geneva Accord or the People's Voice formula – two states for two nations.”

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Source: CGNews, January 17, 2004

The Geneva Accord - Issues Missed in the Public Debate

Jonathan Kuttab

In this analysis of the Geneva Accords, Palestinian human rights lawyer and peace activist J. Kuttab passes over the issues that have dominated the public debate in favor of important aspects of the Accords he thinks were overlooked, including the chapters on dispute resolution mechanisms, the international military presence and the issue of weapons of mass destruction.

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01.12.2003

A statement of support

To Israelis and Palestinians: A statement of support on the occasion of the signing on Monday of the Geneva Initiative - a blueprint for peace negotiated by teams of Israelis and Palestinians led by Yossi Beilin, a former Israeli justice minister, and Yasser Abed Rabbo, a former Palestinian information minister.

We express our strong support both for this and the "People's Voice" petition initiated by Ami Ayalon, the former head of Israel's Shin Bet security service, and Sari Nusseibeh, president of Al Quds University, Jerusalem.

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01.12.03

Bundesminister Fischer begrüßt israelisch-palästinensisches "Genfer Abkommen"

Bundesaußenminister Joschka Fischer erklärte zur heutigen (01.12.) Vorstellung des von israelischen und palästinensischen Persönlichkeiten erarbeiteten Entwurfs eines Endstatus-Abkommens:

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14.11.2003

Die „Genfer Vereinbarung“

Jörn Böhme

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Al Hayat, October 29, 2003

Switzerland, the Arabs' Backyard

Mohammad Al Rumaihi

Analyzing Arab and Israeli political reactions to the Geneva Accord,
Kuwaiti writer Mohammad Al Rumaihi critically discusses the absence of
reactions, and more broadly, the history of rejection of political
compromises by Arab regimes. To him, this attitude does not present a
reasonable alternative and "has always been used by the Israeli side to its
benefit".

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Haaretz, 12/10/2003

Israelis, Palestinians meet in Jordan on draft of Beilin-Abed Rabbo peace proposal

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Haaretz, 12/11/2003

People and Politics / Word launderers and peace wanderers

Akiva Eldar

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Haaretz, 09/11/2003

Powell lends support to Geneva Accord

Aluf Benn

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Haaretz,  11/11/2003

Qureia voices his personal support for Geneva accord

Akiva Eldar and Arnon Regular

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Haaretz, 23/10/2003

Virtual understandings

Meron Benvenisti

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Haaretz, 17/10/2003

Black Box / Fat cats on a hot tin roof

Benny Ziffer

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Haaretz, 17/10/2003

Against the hurtling herd

Ze'ev Sternhell

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Haaretz, 20/10/2003

Beilin the hare, Ayalon the tortoise

Ron Skolnik

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Haaretz,  17/10/2003

The Geneva Accord - pure subversion

Zalman Shoval

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Haaretz, 20/10/2003

Billionaire Shaked helps turn wheels of Geneva Accord

Mazal Mualem and Nathan Lipson

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Haaretz, 17/10/2003

From winning card to doomsday weapon

David Landau

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Internationale Herald Tribune, Saturday, October 18, 2003

An unofficial peace plan worthy of support

William Pfaff (IHT)

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Haaretz, 20/10/2003

Rightist cynicism

Akiva Eldar

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Haaretz, 14/10/2003

Separate and sustainable existence

The document jointly formulated by Israeli and Palestinian public figures, which outlines the conditions for a permanent agreement between the two peoples, deserves praise, not the damnation to which it has been subjected by government spokespeople. The initiative is a positive one in principle, and the agreement's components should have the support of the public unless the details disclosed so far prove to be inaccurate.

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Haaretz, 15/10/2003

Analysis / The left moves to fill the vacuum

Aluf Benn

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Haaretz, 14/10/2003

Behind-the-scenes of the Geneva Accord

Akiva Eldar

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Haaretz,  16/10/2003

Geneva Accord makes no mention of `right of return'

Akiva Eldar

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Haaretz,  15/10/2003

Tanzim pushes for popular support of Geneva Accord

Akiva Eldar

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Haaretz, 16/10/2003

They are afraid of peace

Amram Mitzna

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Haaretz, 15/10/2003

Plan drafters admit to lack of authority

Mazal Mualem

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Haaretz, 16/10/2003

The Geneva document is not barren

Ari Shavit

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Haaretz, 15/10/2003

What frightens them so much

Gideon Samet

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Haaretz, 16/10/2003

Temple Mount is more important than peace

Natan Sharansky

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The Independent, 14 October 2003

The sacrifice: Palestine's coveted right to return

Leonard Doyle

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Haaretz, 13/10/2003

Beilin-Abed Rabbo accord infuriates right

Mazal Mualem

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