The Palestinian National Authority (1994--)Subsequent to long winding negotiations between Palestinians and Israelis following the Madrid peace conference (November 1991), the so called "Oslo Process" resulted in several declarations, accords and treaties:
On 13.05.1994 the Palestine National Authority (PNA, As-Sulta al-Wataniya al-Filastiniya) established itself on the liberated parts of Palestine (i.e. most of the Gaza-Strip and the town of Jericho). Gradually the Israeli occupation forces vacated 28% of the territories occupied in 1967: Zone A with 3% and Zone B with 25% of the occupied Westbank, as well as all (initially only some 60%) of the Gaza-Strip. More than 72% remain under total Israeli control. |
Zones of Occupation and Settlements in the Gaza Strip, 2002 |
Zones of Occupation and Settlements in the Westbank, 2002 |
In free, fair and secret elections under observation of international organisations the Palestinians voted on 20.01.1996 for a parliament (Legislative Council) and a president:
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