Contents

pp v-vi

Project Staff

pp vii-viii

1 - Introduction

pp 1-18

PART ONE - A TROUBLED HISTORY

pp 19-20

2 - Historical Perspectives: Recognition of the Holy Sites and the Emergence of the Status Quo – 70 C.E. to the 1967 War

pp 21-38

3 - Israeli Policy on the Holy Sites: 1967–2002

pp 39-70

4 - Solutions Offered for the Issue of the Holy Sites

pp 71-84

PART TWO - POINTS OF CONTENTION – OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHANGE

pp 85-86

5 - The Multidimensional Problem

pp 87-92

6 - Principles to Praxis

pp 93-106

7 - Collaborative Structures/Confidence-Building Measures

pp 107-118

8 - Defining the Holy Sites

pp 119-144

9 - Politics and Administration: The Mechanics

pp 145-170

PART THREE - ADDRESSING CHANGE – NEGOTIATING PEACE

pp 171-172

10 - Structuring the Negotiation: A Plan of Action

pp 173-188

11 - Conclusion

pp 189-190

APPENDIX ONE - International Human Rights Law Institute: Principles Respecting the Holy Sites

pp 191-196

APPENDIX TWO - List of Participants: Chicago Consultation of the Jerusalem Holy Sites Project

pp 197-202

Bibliography

pp 203-216

Annex: Protection of the Holy Places (No. 26), 5727–1967

pp 217-218

Index

pp 219-223