Israel, PLO reach accord on West Bank, military pullout and expanded Palestinian self-rule

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Israel and the PLO signed an accord in Washington DC on Sep 28, 1995, that specifies terms for the second stage of Palestinian autonomy in the West Bank. One of the major issues resolved by the pact was security for Israeli settlers in Hebron. Third-stage negotiations will begin in May 1996.

United States, Political aspects, Israeli foreign relations, International relations, United States foreign relations, Middle East Peace Talks, 1991-, Palestine Liberation Organization, West Bank

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Palestinian suicide bombs kill 19 at Israeli army bus stop

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The Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for the bombing near Nordiya, Israel, that killed 19 Israelis and wounded 65 on Jan 22, 1995. Palestine Liberation Army leader Yasir Arafat condemned the bombing, and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin said the peace talks would continue.

Political activity, Crime, Rabin, Yitzhak, Peace treaties, Arafat, Yasir, Bombings, Islamic Jihad Organization

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