Published December 15, 1982
The Fez Initiative was a peace plan that attempted to give Palestine an independent state as well as recognize Israel's right to exist. It was a reworking of the Fahd Plan of 1981 and although rejected by Israel, it paved the way for future peace negotiations.
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