Summary
The model draft Permanent Status Agreement between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization — dated 1 December 2003 in the file name and download record; the text itself gives the signature date only as “DD/MM/2003” (PDF p.21) — headed “Draft Permanent Status Agreement” in its own text, which sets out a complete final-status framework — 1967-lines border with reciprocal 1:1 swaps, 30-month withdrawal, a non-militarised Palestine, divided Jerusalem sovereignty and a five-option refugee settlement — and is listed in the file with 30 Israeli and 22 Palestinian individual signatories (computed from the lists) rather than signatures of the two Parties (The Geneva Accord: A Model Israeli-Palestinian Peace Agreement (Draft Permanent Status Agreement, 1 December 2003), PDF p.1, 21-22).
Details
- The draft declares “the only viable solution is a two-state solution based on UNSC Resolution 242 and 338” and presents its implementation as settling all claims arising from events prior to signature (PDF p.1-2).
- Its machinery is the Implementation and Verification Group, the Multinational Force, and for refugees the International Commission and International Fund (PDF p.2-3, 16-19).
- The file is incomplete as a document: the signature date is given only as “DD/MM/2003”, Articles 12-14 and Article 17 are placeholders, Article 8 is printed twice, and Annex X, Schedule X, Annex 10, Annex 12, Map 1, Map 2 and Map X are referenced but not reproduced (PDF p.19-21).
Related pages
The Geneva Accord: A Model Israeli-Palestinian Peace Agreement (Draft Permanent Status Agreement, 1 December 2003), Yossi Beilin, Yasser Abed Rabbo, Beilin/Abu-Masen Paper, Quartet Roadmap, Two-state solution