Arab Peace Initiative

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The Arab Peace Initiative is a 2002 Saudi-proposed Arab League plan offering full normalization of relations with Israel in exchange for a comprehensive peace agreement and the establishment of a Palestinian state within pre-1967 borders.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Arab League initiative
diplomatic proposal
peace initiative
adoptedAt Arab League Beirut Summit
adoptionDate 2002-03-28
adoptionYear 2002
alsoKnownAs Saudi Peace Initiative
approvedBy Arab League
callsFor acceptance of a sovereign independent Palestinian state
end of Israeli occupation of Arab territories occupied in 1967
establishment of normal relations between Israel and Arab countries
peace agreements between Israel and all Arab states
condition Israeli withdrawal from East Jerusalem
Israeli withdrawal from territories occupied in 1967
Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip
Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights
Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank
Palestinian state in territories occupied in 1967
comprehensive peace agreement with Israel
establishment of an independent Palestinian state
just solution to the Palestinian refugee problem
endorsedBy Arab League member states
frameworkType land for peace
geopoliticalScope Arab–Israeli conflict
influenced later peace proposals in the Arab–Israeli conflict
language Arabic
English
mainGoal comprehensive Arab–Israeli peace
resolution of Israeli–Palestinian conflict
offeredTo State of Israel
offers full normalization of relations with Israel
partyAddressed Palestine Liberation Organization
Palestinian Authority
proposedBy Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia
proposedInContextOf Second Intifada
reaffirmedAt Arab League Riyadh Summit 2007
references UN General Assembly Resolution 194
UN Security Council Resolution 242
UN Security Council Resolution 338
region Middle East
requires normalization of diplomatic relations with Israel
recognition of Israel by Arab states
security guarantees for all states in the region
status not formally accepted by Israel
periodically reaffirmed by Arab League
subjectOf Middle East peace process diplomacy
supports two-state solution
territorialBasis pre-1967 borders

Referenced by (2)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Arab Peace Initiative ("Saudi Peace Initiative")
alsoKnownAs
Arab League
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