Return, Resettlement, Repatriation:
The Future of Palestinian Refugees in the Peace Negotiations
Source: FOFOGNET Digest, 22 April 1996
by Salim Tamari, Institute
of Jerusalem Studies
Final Status Strategic Studies
Institute for Palestine Studies
Beirut, Washington, and Jerusalem
February 1996
Table of Contents
I.
Final Status Resolution
II.
Scope of Negotiations
III.
Family Reunification
IV.
Problems of Definition
V.
Displaced Persons: Interim Solutions for the Refugee
Problem
VI.
Oslo 2 and Changes in the Status of Returning Palestinians
VII.
Breaking the Taboos on Refugees: Peron's Vision
VIII.
The Question of Aid to Refugees: Prelude to Liquidation?
IX.
Strategic Options in Negotiations over Refugees
X.
Highlights of a Strategy for Refugees: Hard Choices
for the Palestinian Negotiator
Appendix
1: Refugee Glossary
Appendix 2: The Israeli-Palestinian Interim Agreement
and Guidelines for Residency of Returning Palestinians:
An Analysis
Postscript: The Refugees
under the Likud
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