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The Common Agenda, signed between Jordan and Israel, marked the end of war between the countries. The peace treaty included among its issues security, borders, refugees and displaced persons, and water.
Published September 14, 1993
The Common Agenda, signed between Jordan and Israel, marked the end of war between the countries. The peace treaty included among its issues security, borders, refugees and displaced persons, and water.
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