Prisoner paper
The prisoner paper (also prisoner document ) is one of five Palestinian politicians sitting in Israeli custody 18-point plan with the title English "The Document of National Agreement" ("Plan for the preservation of the Palestinian unity"). The most prominent author is the Secretary General of Fatah , Marwan Barghuti . The document was written on May 11, 2006 and calls among other things
- an independent Palestinian state within the 1967 borders with Jerusalem as its capital,
- the release of all Palestinians imprisoned by Israel,
- to establish the Palestinian Liberation Organization ( PLO ) as the sole advocacy group for the Palestinians ,
- to limit (violent) resistance against the Israeli occupation to the territories occupied in 1967 ( Gaza Strip and West Bank ),
- to form a government of the national coalition with Fatah and Hamas ,
- an unrestricted right of return for all Palestinian refugees and their compensation,
- the formation of a "Palestinian resistance front" as a unified fighting organization against the occupation,
- general, free, democratic and fair elections for the presidency, legislature and local and municipal administrations,
- international recognition of the illegality of the Israel- built wall and Israeli settlements.
Web links
- Complete German translation of the “Document of the National Convention” that emerged from the “Prisoner Document” . It forms the basis of the negotiations between Hamas and Fatah about the "government of national unity". (PDF file; 100 kB)
- The full text of the National Conciliation Document of the Prisoners May 11, 2006
- Second version of the prisoner's paper