Camp David Summit 2000

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Israeli–Palestinian peace negotiation diplomatic conference peace summit

Camp David Summit 2000 was a high-level peace negotiation held in the United States between Israeli and Palestinian leaders under U.S. mediation, aimed at reaching a final-status agreement in the Arab–Israeli conflict but ultimately ending without a deal.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Israeli–Palestinian peace negotiation → diplomatic conference → peace summit →
alsoKnownAs	2000 Camp David Summit → Camp David 2000 → Camp David II Summit →
chairperson	Bill Clinton →
coreIssue	Israeli settlements → Jerusalem → Palestinian refugees → borders → security arrangements → water resources →
country	United States →
endDate	2000-07-25 →
followedBy	Taba Summit 2001 →
goal	final-status agreement between Israelis and Palestinians → resolution of core issues of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict →
hostedBy	Bill Clinton →
involves	Palestine Liberation Organization → Palestinian Authority → State of Israel → United States government →
language	Arabic → English → Hebrew →
location	Camp David → Maryland →
mediatedBy	United States →
organizedBy	Clinton administration →
outcome	talks ended without a peace deal →
participant	Dennis Ross → Ehud Barak → Madeleine Albright → Mahmoud Abbas → Mohammed Dahlan → Nabil Shaath → Saeb Erekat → Sandy Berger → Shlomo Ben-Ami → Yasser Arafat →
partOf	Arab–Israeli conflict → Israeli–Palestinian peace process →
precededBy	Wye River Memorandum negotiations →
result	no final agreement reached →
significance	its failure is often cited as a factor preceding the Second Intifada → major attempt to reach a comprehensive Israeli–Palestinian peace agreement →
startDate	2000-07-11 →
timePeriod	Oslo peace process →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Camp David Summit 2000 ("2000 Camp David Summit") → Camp David Summit 2000 ("Camp David II Summit") →	alsoKnownAs
Camp David Summit 2000 ("Taba Summit 2001") →	followedBy
Arab–Israeli peace process →	hasComponent
Arab–Israeli conflict →	majorPeaceProcess