Israel and the United Nations - Resolutions 242 and 338


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The UN also produced Resolution 338, but this is essentially a reaffirmation of UN 242 but the truth remains that the peace process that culminated in the Oslo Accords resulted from acceptance of UN 242 as a means to broker a peace agreement between the warring sides.

Selected Resoures
  • Peace Agreement Between Israel and Egypt
  • Basic Reference Documents - The Israeli Foreign Ministry keeps a repository of documents including UN 242, 338, Balfour Declaration, and other documents that relate to the peace process.
  • United Nations Charter

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