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The Prisoner Document er et dokument utarbeidet av palestinske fanger i israelsk fangenskap. Enkelte kommentatorer har fortolket teksten som en en indirekte anerkjennelse av Israel, mens Hamas selv har presisert at dokumentet ikke nevner forholdet til Israel med et ord ^[1].

Dokumentet er en plan om å opprette en palestinsk stat på Vestbredden og Gaza. Planen anmoder også alle militante palestinere til å begrense angrepene mot områder okkupert av Israel under krigen i 1967. Avtalen har også et punkt om opprettelse av en palestinsk koalisjonsregjering ^[2].

27. juni 2006 meldte AP at både den palestinske regjeringen, ledet av Hamas, og den rivaliserende Fatah-bevegelsen, skal ha godkjent dokumentet. Avtalen skal være godkjent av alle palestinske grupperinger, med unntak av Islamsk hellig krig (Jihad).

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The Palestinian people endeavour to liberate their land and realise their rights of freedom, return (of refugees), independence and self-determination with the creation of an independent state on all territories occupied in 1967, with Jerusalem as its capital.

To accelerate what was agreed upon in Cairo in March 2005 (at Palestinian talks) regarding the modernisation and revival of the PLO, and Hamas and Islamic Jihad membership of the PLO, the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinian people.

The Palestinian people are entitled to resist by various means and focus that resistance on territories occupied in 1967 while also engaging in political action, negotiations and diplomatic action.

To protect and reinforce the Palestinian Authority as the nucleus of the future state.

To form a national unity government on a basis that secures the participation of all parliamentary blocs, especially Fatah and Hamas.

Negotiations (with Israel) are the jurisdiction of the PLO and the president of the Palestinian Authority ... on condition that any final agreement be presented to parliament for ratification or put to a referendum.

To reject an oppressive siege against the Palestinians, led by the United States and Israel, and urge Arab governments to support the Palestinian people, the PLO and the Palestinian Authority.

To denounce all forms of division that can lead to internal conflicts and ban the use of weapons, regardless of the reasons.

The need to reform and develop the branches of Palestinian security so that they can defend the homeland and citizens against aggression and occupation, and maintain public order and end the state of security chaos.