Phase I (Geneva, 2003)

Phase I of the Geneva Initiative, launched in 2003, aimed to address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict through a comprehensive peace plan. This initiative involved various proposals for co-existing peacefully, focusing on key issues like borders, security, settlements, and the status of Jerusalem. It emphasized mutual recognition and compromise between both parties, seeking to pave the way for a two-state solution. By facilitating dialogue and outlining specific steps for cooperation, Phase I aimed to create a foundation for lasting peace and stability in the region.