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There have been numerous plans to bring about a resolution of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict since the Oslo Declaration of 1993. 1 With one exception, none has constituted a comprehensive blueprint for peace and none, obviously, has in fact brought about peace. The period has, however, witnessed the formulation of a cumulative body of proposals relating to the core issues of the conflict: borders, security, Jerusalem, and refugees.
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