Jerusalem Timeline
12/20/1997
President of Egypt Anwar Sadat makes a historic trip to
Jerusalem and offers a complete peace in exchange for Israel's
full withdrawal from Sinai. A year later a peace agreement is signed at
Camp David. President Sadat is called a traitor by an Arab League and
eventually assassinated by Muslim Brotherhood in 1981.
On that day, it will be said to Jerusalem, ‘Have no fear! O Zion, do not despair!’ ZECHARIAH (3:16)
President Obama is addressing General
Assembly during the 65th session at the United Nations
PM David Ben-Gurion reads the declaration of the state of
Israel following the United Nations' partition of Palestine
UN Resolutions
UN
General Assembly Resolution 181 - Termination of British
Mandate and partition of Palestine
UN Security Council Resolution 242 - Aftermath of
1967 Six-Day War
Interpretation of
UN Security Council Resolution 242
UN General Assembly Resolution 273 - Adapted 5/11/1949
to admit State of Israel to membership in United Nations
UN Security Council Resolution 338 - Calls for a
seacefire in 1973 Yom Kippur War
UN Security Coucil Resolution 1559 - Passed 9/2/2004
and calls upon all remaining foreign forces to withdraw from Lebanon and
the disbanding and disarmament of all Lebanese militias
US Security
Coucil Resolution 1583 - Passed on 1/28/2005. Security
Council recalled the Secretary-General's conclusion that Israel had
withdrawn its forces from Lebanon as of 16 June 2000, in accordance with
Resolution 425.
UN Security Council Resolution 1701 - Passed
8/11/2006 and calls Israel to withdraw all of its forces from Lebanon in
parallel with Lebanese and UNIFIL soldiers
deploying throughout the South and disarmament of all armed groups in
Lebanon (implying Hezbollah)
UN Security Council Resolution 1860 - Passed 1/9/2009
and calls for full cessetion of hostilities between Israel and Hamas
UN
Securuty Council Resolution 2334 - Passed
12/23/2016 Regarding Israeli Settlements Including Jerusalem
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- The Misguided Resolution
