Introducing The Palestine Papers -- Al JazeeraAl Jazeera has obtained more than 1,600 internal documents from a decade of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.
Over the last several months, Al Jazeera has been given unhindered access to the largest-ever leak of confidential documents related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. There are nearly 1,700 files, thousands of pages of diplomatic correspondence detailing the inner workings of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. These documents – memos, e-mails, maps, minutes from private meetings, accounts of high level exchanges, strategy papers and even power point presentations – date from 1999 to 2010.
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More News On The Leak Of Israeli - Palestinian Peace Negotiations For The Past Decade
The Palestinian Papers -- Al Jazeera (Full Coverage)
The Palestinian Papers -- The Guardian (Full Coverage)
Two decades of secret Israeli-Palestinian accords leaked to media worldwide -- Al Haaretz
Thousands of confidential Palestinian documents leaked -- Jerusalem Post
Leaked documents show Palestinian Jerusalem offer -- AP
Palestinians offered Jerusalem concessions: leaks -- Reuters
PA: Al-Jazeera has declared war on Palestinians -- Jerusalem Post
"Shocking revelations" on Jerusalem -- Al Jazeera
FAQ: The Palestine Papers -- Al Jazeera
The story behind the Palestine papers -- The Guardian
Palestine papers: Now we know. Israel had a peace partner -- Jonathan Freedland, The Guardian
My Comment: To say that this leak of diplomatic documents is explosive .... now that is an understatement. The documents are in English (which is quite incredible when the two main parties speak Arabic and Hebrew), and for the past few hours I have been browsing these documents. I can spend the next few days just dedicated to this news story .... the information that is being leaked is truly astounding. Both Al Jazeera and The Guardian have made it easy to browse the main points of this story, I would recommend going there as a start to appreciate what has been leaked to the world's media.
On a personal note .... I will never look at the Middle East peace process in the matter that I have in the past .... my perceptions have now changed completely.