Summary
General Secretary of the Palestinian National Initiative, quoted in Chapter 4 of For Palestine — Essays from the Tom Hurndall Memorial Lecture Group at a press conference on 26 November for his assessment and statistics on the situation since the Annapolis Conference (For Palestine — Essays from the Tom Hurndall Memorial Lecture Group, PDF p.80-81).
Details
- Barghouti said “Annapolis has widened the gap between the quest for a peace agreement and the building of a Palestinian State. It was a one-way negotiation, with efforts shown only by the Palestinian side” (PDF p.80).
- The statistics he cited since Annapolis include 3,063 attacks in Palestine, 543 Palestinians killed and 4,945 more Palestinians imprisoned against 770 released (PDF p.81).
Related pages
For Palestine — Essays from the Tom Hurndall Memorial Lecture Group, Kamel Hawwash