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1995 in the Palestinian territories
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Events in the year
1995 in
Palestine
.
Incumbents
President of Palestine
–
Yasser Arafat
President of the Palestinian National Authority
–
Yasser Arafat
Government of Palestine
–
1st Government of Palestine
Events
22 January –
Beit Lid massacre
: 19 Israelis, mostly soldiers, are killed and 62 others are injured when two Palestinian suicide bombers detonated themselves at the
Beit Lid junction
near
Netanya
. The
Palestinian Islamic Jihad
claim responsibility.
[
1
]
15 February –
South Africa
recognizes the State of Palestine.
[
2
]
9 April –
Kfar Darom bus attack
[
3
]
24 July –
Ramat Gan bus 20 bombing
[
4
]
21 August –
Ramat Eshkol bus bombing
[
5
]
24 September – The first signatures of the
Oslo II Accord
is signed in
Taba, Egypt
by Palestinian President
Yasser Arafat
and Israeli Foreign Minister
Shimon Peres
.
[
6
]
28 September – The
Oslo II Accord
is officially signed at a public ceremony in
Washington, DC
by Israeli Prime Minister
Yitzhak Rabin
and Palestinian President
Yasser Arafat
and witnessed by US President
Bill Clinton
, which includes provision for the transfer of control of
Bethlehem
,
Jenin
,
Nablus
,
Qalqilya
,
Ramallah
,
Tulkarm
and some 450 villages to the
Palestinian Authority
.
[
6
]
26 October –
Mossad
agents assassinate Islamic Jihad leader
Fathi Shaqaqi
in his hotel in
Malta
.
1 November –
Kyrgyzstan
recognizes the State of Palestine. 100 countries recognized the State of Palestine by the end of 1995.
[
2
]
12 December – The city of
Nablus
passes from Israeli to
Palestinian Authority
control.
21 December – The city of
Bethlehem
passes from Israeli to
Palestinian Authority
control.
Deaths
26 October –
Fathi Shaqaqi
, 44, Palestinian physician, militant leader and the founder and Secretary-General of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ)
See also
1995 in Israel
References
↑
"Bus stop bombers kill 19 in Israel – News"
.
The Independent
. UK. January 23, 1995.
Archived
from the original on May 1, 2022
. Retrieved
September 9,
2011
.
1
2
"Identical letters dated 2 April 2024 from the Permanent Representatives of Mauritania, Saudi Arabia and Uganda to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General, the President of the General Assembly and the President of the Security Council"
.
United Nations
. April 9, 2024.
Archived
from the original on May 5, 2024
. Retrieved
May 5,
2024
.
↑
Fletcher, Elaine Ruth (April 10, 1995).
"Terror deals a blow to Mideast peace. U.S. student dies after attack on bus"
.
San Francisco Chronicle
. Retrieved
December 15,
2010
.
↑
1992-1995: A chronology of events, Edward F. Mickolus and Susan L. Simmons, p.845
↑
Schmemann, Serge (August 22, 1995).
"Bus Bombing Kills Five in Jerusalem; 100 Are Wounded"
.
The New York Times
.
1
2
The Israeli–Palestinian Interim Agreement – Main Points
. Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 28 September 1995
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