Socialist Organiser

The weekly of the fused Workers Socialist League, July 1981 to April 1984

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Socialist Organiser no. 128, 21 April 1983 · scan pp. 6–7 · about 220 words

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sion too, but it was not open, and when a decision was reached -it was not clear what each position was. This time the position of people like George Habash, Naef Hawatmah, Ahmed Jibril and others were heard and published all over the world. Habash, for one, sharply attacked not only Reagan plan but also the Fez plan.

Two main political lines were expressed in the discussion: the tendency within it the left being the right wing, represented by Al Fateh and the main Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.

All agreed, in spite of the differences, on a common minimum in order-to unite on a line that is in the interests of the Palestinian peoplé.

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The Fez Plan - September 1982.

*Israeli withdrawal from all Arab territories occupied in 1967, including Jerusalem.

*The dismantling of Zionist settlements on fhese territories.

*Guaranteed freedom of worship.

*The recognition of the right of the Palestinian people to self. determination and of the PLO as the Palestinians' sole legitimate representative.

*The West Bank and Gaza Strip to be placed under UN control for a transitory period.

*The establishment of an independent Palestinian state, with Jerusalem as its capital.

*A UN guarantee of peace among all states in the region.

*UN guarantee of respect these principles.

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