The CEPR Memo series provides reference briefings with key facts and analysis on the core issues at stake in the Arab-Israeli conflict including Palestinian prisoners, Palestinian refugees, the status of Jerusalem, Jewish settlements, the siege of Gaza, Palestinian reconciliation, EU efforts to support Palestinian state-building and more...
CEPR
Memos
East Jerusalem: Key Humanitarian Concerns
FAST FACTS by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) for December 2011 reveals that 3.7 million Palestinian from other part...
Fatah-Hamas Agreement on National Unity Document
Under the auspices of Egypt, delegations from the Fatah and Hamas movements met in Cairo on April 27, 2011 to discuss the issues concerning ending the...
Palestinian Reconciliation
Why it matters
Palestinian Prisoners in Israel
Over half a million Palestinians have been detained by Israel since 1967
Illegal Israeli Settlements
Settlements have been at the heart of the recent efforts at peace talks, and settlers hold disproportionate power in Israeli politics
The Annexation of Jerusalem
Israel seized East Jerusalem during the 1967 war, since then it has pursued consistent policies aimed at total control of the city
The Illegal occupation of Hebron
Israel's iron grip around the West Bank's biggest city
"My message to the international community is that our silence and complicity, especially on the situation in Gaza, shames us all"
Archbishop Desmond Tutu
The Council for European Palestinian Relations (CEPR) is an independent non-profit and non-partisan organisation registered in Belgium (BE 0828.629.725) with an office in London.
The CEPR is entered on the Transparency Register Joint Secretariat of the European Parliament and European Commission (No. 60576433-83).
We work to improve dialogue between Europe and the Arab world with the goal of restituting Palestinian rights according to international law within a just resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.