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A Palestinian Armistice Plan: Charting a Rights-Based Transition for Palestinian-Israeli Peace
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A Palestinian Armistice Plan: Charting a Rights-Based Transition for Palestinian-Israeli Peace

A Palestine armistice plan charting a rights-based transition for Palestinian-Israeli peace by The Palestinian Technical Working Group, June 2025

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By Zaha Hassan
Published on Jun 27, 2025

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Zaha Hassan
Zaha Hassan

Senior Fellow, Middle East Program

Zaha Hassan is a human rights attorney, policy analyst, and senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

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