Resolution 181 (II): Future government of Palestine — 1947-11-29. United Nations General Assembly, Resolution 181 (II): Future government of Palestine: Resolutions A and B and the Plan of Partition with Economic Union — termination of the Mandate, the pre-independence Declaration, the Economic Union, the boundaries of the Arab and Jewish States, the City of Jerusalem as a corpus separatum under a ten-year Statute, the capitulations invitation, and the Annex A and B maps.
Resolution 194 (III): Palestine — Progress Report of the United Nations Mediator — 1948-12-11. United Nations General Assembly, Resolution 194 (III): Palestine — Progress Report of the United Nations Mediator: establishes the Palestine Conciliation Commission (France, Turkey, United States of America), Jerusalem under effective United Nations control with a permanent international regime to be proposed, Holy Places protection, and paragraph 11 on refugees’ return at the earliest practicable date and compensation.
Resolution 273 (III): Admission of Israel to membership in the United Nations — 1949-05-11. United Nations General Assembly, Resolution 273 (III): Admission of Israel to membership in the United Nations: on the Security Council’s recommendation and Israel’s unreserved acceptance of the Charter, recalling the 1947 and 1948 resolutions and noting Israel’s implementation declarations, decides Israel is a peace-loving State and admits it.
Resolution 302 (IV): Assistance to Palestine refugees — 1949-12-08. United Nations General Assembly, Resolution 302 (IV): Assistance to Palestine refugees: establishes UNRWA for the Economic Survey Mission’s relief and works programmes, 33,700,000for1950and21,200,000 for works in early 1951, predecessor transferring 1 April 1950, expressly without prejudice to Resolution 194 paragraph 11.
Resolution 3236 (XXIX): Question of Palestine (22 November 1974) — 1974-11-22. United Nations General Assembly, Resolution 3236 (XXIX): reaffirms the Palestinian people’s inalienable rights, including self-determination, national independence and sovereignty, and return.
Resolution 3376 (XXX): Question of Palestine (10 November 1975) — 1975-11-10. United Nations General Assembly, Resolution 3376 (XXX): reaffirms Resolution 3236 and establishes the Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People.
Three Mothers, Three Daughters: Palestinian Women’s Stories — 1996. Michael Gorkin and Rafiqa Othman, Three Mothers, Three Daughters: Palestinian Women’s Stories (University of California Press, 1996): oral histories of three Muslim mother-daughter pairs in East Jerusalem, Aida refugee camp and Abu Ghosh, with Othman’s Epilogue, a Chronology, a Glossary and the end notes. Read in full: lines 1-1819 of 1819 in parts 1-5 of 5.
Palestine: Statement by His Majesty’s Government in the United Kingdom (1938) — 1938-11. Cmd. 5893: after the Partition Commission report the Government hold partition impracticable, continue responsibility for the whole of Palestine, and invite Palestinian Arab, neighbouring-State and Jewish Agency representatives to London, reserving exclusion of leaders held responsible for violence and a unilateral decision if talks fail.
Moments of Resistance — Lev Luis Grinberg, Moments of Resistance: Politics, Economy and Society in Israel/Palestine 1931-2013 (Academic Studies Press, 2014): a comparative study of seven resistance mo(ve)ments — 1931, 1959, 1960-1965, 1971, 1980, 1987-1993 and 2011 — expanding the concept of political space, imagined democracy and symbolic violence. Read in full: PDF p.1-349 of 349 in parts 1-7 of 7.