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قمة كامب ديفيد
Exact day11 July 2000
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A licensed photograph, with its credit, is added after review; never a generated likeness.On 11 July 2000 the President of the United States convened Israeli and Palestinian leaders at Camp David. Two weeks of negotiations on borders, Jerusalem and the right of return of the refugees ended on 24 July without an agreement.
The United Nations study records that on 11 July 2000 the President of the United States convened the Middle East Peace Summit at Camp David, and that for the next two weeks, until 24 July, the parties negotiated on all the major aspects of the conflict, including borders, the status of Jerusalem and the right of return of the Palestine refugees, in a determined if ultimately unsuccessful effort to reach agreement on permanent status. It records that the talks reportedly considered swapping land at a ratio unfavourable to the Palestinians.12
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Within a yearThe Second Intifada
Evidence
United Nations · section: H. Camp David Summit
Original-language quotation · enOn 11 July 2000, the United States President convened the Middle East Peace Summit at Camp David. For the next two weeks, until 24 July, the parties held intense negotiationsLink to this citationUnited Nations · section: H. Camp David Summit
Original-language quotation · enin a determined if ultimately unsuccessful effort to reach an agreement on permanent status issuesLink to this citationdocument · United Nations
The United Nations study prepared for the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, part V, as held by the UN Information System on the Question of Palestine.
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