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The 17 pages that link to Israeli–Palestinian peace process, each with the reason it gives.

• Israeli–Palestinian conflictCompared with: Negotiations have pursued agreements while repeatedly stalling over core disputes.

• Oslo AccordsNarrower topic: The Oslo Accords became a defining framework within this broader series of negotiations.

• Arab–Israeli conflictRelated: Negotiations have repeatedly addressed borders, Jerusalem, refugees, settlements, and mutual recognition.

• Yitzhak RabinRelated: Rabin’s death weakened the political momentum behind the process he had pursued.

• Palestinian right of returnRelated: Refugees and return have repeatedly been deferred as final-status issues.

• Second IntifadaRelated: The uprising severely damaged trust and left negotiations in prolonged crisis.

• One-state solutionRelated: The proposal's prospects depend on whether negotiations can produce agreement on shared sovereignty.

• Mahmoud AbbasRelated: Abbas pursued negotiations and international diplomacy as routes toward Palestinian statehood.

• Shimon PeresRelated: Peres became one of the process’s most prominent Israeli advocates, though negotiations remained unresolved.

• Israeli disengagement from GazaNarrower topic: The disengagement bypassed a negotiated agreement on Gaza’s final status.

• Israel–Hamas warRelated: The war has exposed the absence of an active process capable of resolving those disputes.

• Ehud BarakNarrower topic: Barak’s Camp David initiative became one of the process’s defining episodes.

• Avi ShlaimRelated: Shlaim’s later commentary assesses how Israeli policy and diplomacy shaped prospects for peace.

• Yigal AmirNarrower topic: The rally targeted by Amir was held in support of this process.

• October 7 attacksCompared with: The violence exposed the fragility of diplomacy and renewed debate about political solutions.

• Politics of IsraelRelated: Support for negotiation and territorial compromise distinguishes major political approaches to the conflict.

• Uri AvneryRelated: His early advocacy of negotiations and Palestinian statehood anticipated positions later taken up in formal diplomacy.