- The recognition of Israel as a legitimate state, with secure and recognized borders.
- The acceptance of a two-state solution, with a viable and independent Palestinian state alongside Israel.
- The withdrawal of Israeli forces from the occupied territories, including the West Bank and Gaza Strip, in accordance with the 1967 borders.
- The return of Palestinian refugees to their homes, or the provision of compensation for their loss.
- The sharing of Jerusalem as a capital city, with both Israeli and Palestinian sovereignty.
- The end of the Israeli occupation and the establishment of a sovereign Palestinian state.
These concessions represent a significant compromise on the part of the Palestinian leadership, and have been made in the interests of achieving a lasting and just peace with Israel. However, it should be noted that the Israeli government has not yet reciprocated these concessions, and continues to occupy Palestinian territories and build illegal settlements.
