From Fahd to ʻAbdallah
the origins of the Saudi peace initiatives and their impact on the Arab system and Israel
by Elie Podeh
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"Abstract: This article presents a comparative analysis of two Saudi Arabian peace initiatives: the Fahd Plan (1981) and the ʻAbdallah Plan (2002). These plans aroused considerable political and public debate in the Arab world, and were ultimately ratified, with some modification, at Arab summit meetings. However, they did not have the same impact in Israel. The article examines both the factors that motivated the Saudi elite to propose these initiatives and the responses to them of the Arab countries, Israel, and the US."
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From Fahd to ʻAbdallah: the origins of the Saudi peace initiatives and their impact on the Arab system and Israel
2003, Harry S. Truman Research Institute for the Advancement of Peace, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Abstract in English, Hebrew, and Arabic.
Includes bibliographical references.
"July 2003."
"A Gitelson peace publication."--Cover.
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