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1947 - Britain and the withdrawal of the decision to partition Palestine
After seven years of war and the desire of Britain to withdraw from the colonies, in 1947 Britain decided to leave Palestine and asked the United Nations to make its recommendations.
A first emergency meeting of the United Nations in 1947 and was a project proposal to partition Palestine into two states, one Palestinian and Jewish that Jerusalem remain international, to prevail good neighborly relations and economic cooperation between the two countries.
1948 - First Arab-Israeli War
The Arabs rejected partition led to the outbreak of violence between Arabs and Jews, with Britain refusing to intervene
On May 15 the armies of Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq with Arab fighters and other Palestinian fighters who were fighting the Jews since November 1947, they started out war against the Zionist entity.
The failure of the Arabs to prevent the Zionist entity, since the war ended four cease-fire resolutions from the United Nations between Israel and Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria.
1948 - Israel founded
The war of 1948 changed the composition of the population inside Israel, where a large number of Palestinian migration from the territories that were occupied in 1948. Now the tiny Gaza Strip under Egyptian administration and the West Bank under Jordanian administration.
In the 1949 elections were the first Israeli Knesset and selected Haim Weizman Zionist leader, the first President of Israel.
1964 - PLO established
The Palestine Liberation Organization
In 1964 announced the founding of the Palestine Liberation Organization and on the first of January 1965 Palestinian revolution began.
1974 - PLO representative the Palestinian people
In 1974, in Rabat summit was recognition of the PLO as a legitimate representative and one of the Palestinian people
The United Nations stressed the necessity of an independent Palestinian state and the PLO was granted observer seat
And gave Organization Chairman Yasser Arafat's speech to the United Nations in the same year.
1987 - The Intifada
In the early 1980s Palestinian-Israeli relations entered a new stage of instability, where the Palestinian uprising began in the form of strikes, demonstrations and stone-throwing and suicide attacks from the Palestinians to the Israeli soldiers and settlers.
1988 - Palestine State
On November 15, 1988 informed the Palestinian National Council held in Algiers establishment of the state of Palestine on the basis of UN Resolution No. 181 on the partition of Palestine and the Palestinian flag had been submitted to the world. It was the international recognition of the Palestinian state from a number of countries which did not recognize Israel.
1991-1992-Peace Talks
Started in October 1991 in Washington, the first comprehensive talks peace talks between Israel and delegations from neighboring Arab countries.
Oslo agreement -1993
In the 1993 events in the Middle East took a new path after the approval of President Yasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin to sign a historic peace agreement in Washington after talks held secret peace between two of the organization and Israel in Oslo.
It was approved Advancement of Palestinian self-rule in Gaza and Jericho first and then, through continued negotiations in the towns and other areas in the West Bank - which Settle Jews.
At September 13, 1993 Oslo agreement was signed in Washington on the basis of land for peace and this convention has been a surprise to the world.
1994 - Withdrew from Jericho and Gaza
In May 1994 Israeli forces withdrew from the Gaza Strip and Jericho implementation of the Oslo Convention and become those territories under Palestinian self-rule authority represented by the Palestinian National Authority.
1994 - Arafat returns to Palestine
On July 1, 1994, is PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat returns to the Gaza Strip after 33 years. Income at the outset to Gaza City was met at nearly 200000 people.
1994 - Nobel peace prize awarded
The Committee of the Nobel Peace Prize in October 1994 to award the Nobel Peace Prize for this year of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Foreign Minister Shimon Peres and PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat, and in their effort to achieve peace in the Middle East.
Camp David 2000 Summit
Peace in the Middle East at the Camp David summit in July 2000 between American President Bill Clinton and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat. It was ultimately unsuccessful attempt to negotiate a "final settlement" of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Al-Aqsa Intifada
September 28, 2000, Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon, with a delegation from the Likud Party, and surrounded hundreds of Israeli riot police, visited the Haram al-Sharif mosque compound in Jerusalem's Old City.
The assassination of Shaik Ahmed Yassin
The spiritual leader of Hamas Ahmad Yassin was assassinated in an Israeli helicopter missile strike on 21 March 2004.
Died Palestinian President Yasser Arafat
Yasser Arafat dies at the age of 75 in a hospital near Paris, after undergoing urgent medical treatment since October 29, 2004.
Abbas, the presidency of the Palestinian Authority
The President Mahmoud Abbas functions of the President of Palestinian Authority through elections after the death of President Yasser Arafat.
Gaza disengagement plan completed
Israel's Completion unilateral disengagement plan. Israel removes all Jewish settlements, many Bedouin communities, and military equipment from the Gaza Strip.
-Hamas won the Legislative election
Hamas wins by landslide the majority of seats after the Palestinian legislative election, 2006. Israel, the United States, European Union, and several European and Western countries cut off their aid to the Palestinians; as they view the Islamist political party who rejects Israel's right to exist as a terrorist organization
The current problem
And so far the Palestinian people suffer from the disruption of salaries and narrow case because spare economic aid from donor countries to Palestine, causing an internal crisis in the complex
from both directions.
AHMED AWAD
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