Aliya and Absorption 29 Oct 2002. Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Viitattu 26.3. 2007. (englanniksi), katso myös Venäjänjuutalaisten muuton historiaa Jerusalemin Kansainvälisen Kristillisen Suurlähetystön Suomen Osasto. Viitattu 26.3. 2007.
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THE INTIFADA: REVEALING THE CHASM. The Middle East Review of International Affairs (MERIA), 2001, nro Volume 5, No. 3. "The intifada was thus “part of a calculated policy of the Palestinian leadership in respect of the conduct of its relations with Israel", "In a typical Palestinian formulation, the intifada “was not just a reaction to a provocative incident.... It is a declared, unequivocal position by the Palestinian people on the bankruptcy of the negotiating option and the full rejection of the overall Israeli conduct.”(11)"
Aliya and Absorption 29 Oct 2002. Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Viitattu 26.3. 2007. (englanniksi), katso myös Venäjänjuutalaisten muuton historiaa Jerusalemin Kansainvälisen Kristillisen Suurlähetystön Suomen Osasto. Viitattu 26.3. 2007.
"Nasser... closed the Gulf of Aqaba to shipping, cutting off Israel from its primary oil supplies. He told U.N. peacekeepers in the Sinai Peninsula to leave. He then sent scores of tanks and hundreds of troops into the Sinai closer to Israel. The Arab world was delirious with support," The Mideast: A Century of Conflict Part 4: The 1967 Six Day War, NPR morning edition, October 3, 2002. URL accessed May 14, 2006.
The Mideast: A Century of Conflict Part 7: The Second Intifada and the Death of Oslo National Public Radio. Viitattu 24.3. 2007. (englanniksi)"Barak made an offer that many consider Israel's best ever. But when he unfolded a map that showed a Palestinian state made up of several unconnected cantons surrounded by Israeli troops, Arafat walked away."
Declaration of Israel's Independence 1948 Issued at Tel Aviv on May 14, 1948 (5th of Iyar, 5708). The Avalon Project at Yale Law School. Viitattu 26.3. 2007. (englanniksi)
