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Two VHS video cassettes of a filmed interview with Saeb Erekat, Head of Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) Steering and Monitoring Committee, 1995-2003, in English. Combined running time of 81 minutes. See ELUSIVE PEACE 3/6 for transcripts.

Two DVD recordings of a filmed interview with Terje Rød-Larsen, United Nations Representative to Palestinian Authority, in English. Combined running time of 82 minutes. There is no transcript of this interview.

One DVD recording of a filmed interview with Shaul Mofaz, Minister of Defence, 2002-2006, and Chief of General Staff, Israeli Defence Force, 1998-2002, in Hebrew with simultaneous English translation. Total running time of 44 minutes. See ELUSIVE PEACE 2/14 for transcript.

Seven DVD recordings of a filmed interview with Mohammed Dahlan, Head of Security, Palestinian National Authority, 1993-2003, in Arabic with simultaneous English translation. Combined running time of 245 minutes. See ELUSIVE PEACE 3/4 for transcript.

Book Inside the world’s most infamous terrorist organisations: Hamas: Palestinian terrorists by Maine Rosaler (Rosen Publishing Group, New York, 2003).

‘The Tenet Cease-Fire Plan’, document prepared by US Director of Central Intelligence George Tenet in order to encourage a cease-fire and a resumption of peace talks between the Government of Israel and the Palestinian Authority.

‘The Clinton Parameters’, document outlining ideas for a peace settlement, prepared by William Jefferson ‘Bill’ Clinton, US President 1993-2001, to provide points of discussion during Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.

‘Palestinian Objections to Zinni Plan’, document outlining objections to the ceasefire plan put forward by Gen Anthony Charles Zinni, US Special Envoy to Israel and the Palestinian National Authority, prepared by the Palestinian negotiating team including Mohammed Dahlan, Jibril Rajoub and Saeb Erekat.

Series of chronologies or timelines of events discussed in the Israel and the Arabs: Elusive Peace documentary, including chronology of key events in the Middle East peace process, Sept 1993-Nov 2004; chronology of the Camp David Summit, 9-25 Jul 2000; chronology of the al-Aqsa Intifada, 25 Sept–17 Oct 2000; chronology of the second siege of the compound of Yasser Arafat, President of the Palestinian National Authority 1994-2004, in Ramallah, West Bank, by Israeli troops, 19-29 Sept 2002, including maps of the compound and a copy of UN Security Resolution 1435, condemning the siege; chronology of the implementation of the ‘Disengagement Plan’ proposed by Ariel Sharon, Prime Minister of Israel 2001-2006, 18 Dec 2003-26 Oct 2004.

Post production scripts of programmes 1-3 of documentary Israel and the Arabs: Elusive Peace, as broadcast by British television station BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation)

Post production scripts of programmes 1-3 of documentary Israel and the Arabs: Elusive Peace, as broadcast by American television station PBS (Public Broadcasting Service)

Points to film and questions for interviews with American interviewees. The questions include research notes, comments and quotes. Some questions were prepared for interviewees for whom there is no transcript or recorded interview.

Interviewees include Richard Armitage, Deputy Secretary of State, 2001-2005; Samuel (Sandy) Berger, National Security adviser, 1997-2001; William Burns, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, 2001-2005; Warren Christopher, US Secretary of State, 1993-1997; William Jefferson (Bill) Clinton, US President, 1993-2001; Gamal Helal, US Arabic translator; Martin Indyk, US Ambassador to Israel, 1999-2001; Dr Flynt Leverett, Senior Director for Middle East Affairs, 2002-2003; Robert Malley, Executive Assistant to the National Security Adviser, 1997-2001; Aaron Miller, deputy special Middle East co-ordinator for Arab-Israeli negotiations, State Department, 1994-2001 and senior adviser on Arab-Israeli negotiations, 2001-2003; Colin Powell, Secretary of State, 2001-2005; Dennis Ross, adviser to Secretary of State, 1997-2001; John Wolf, special envoy to the Middle East, 2003-2004; Gen Antony Charles Zinni, Special Envoy to the Israel and the Palestinian National Authority, 2001-2002.

Points to film and questions for interviews with interviewees from the UK, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, France and Norway. The questions include research notes, comments and quotes. Some questions were prepared for interviewees for whom there is no transcript or recorded interview.

Interviewees include Tony Blair, UK Prime Minister, 1997-2007; Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, British Ambassador to Israel, 2001-2003; Alastair Crooke, Special Security Adviser to Javier Solana, European Union High Representative and Head of Foreign and Security Policy, 2000-2003; Michael Abraham Levy, Baron of Mill Hill, British Prime Minister’s personal envoy to the Middle East, 1999-2007; His Majesty King Abdullah II, King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, 1999- ; Marwan Muasher, Ambassador to Washington, 1997-2002 and Foreign Minister, 2002-2004; HRH Prince Bandar Bin Sultan Bin Abdulaziz, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the USA; HRH Prince Saud Al-Faisal Bin Abdul Aziz Al-Saud, Foreign Minister, Saudi Arabia; Jacques Chirac, President of France, 1995-2007; Hubert Vedrine, French Foreign Minister, 1997-2002 and Terje Roed-Larsen, UN Special Co-ordinator for the Middle East peace process, 1999-2004.

Points to film and questions for interviews with Israeli interviewees. The questions include research notes, comments and quotes. Some questions were prepared for interviewees for whom there is no transcript or recorded interview.

Interviewees include Amihai (Ami) Ayalon, Director, Shin Bet, 1995-2000; Daniel Ayalon, Israeli Ambassador to the US, 2002-2006; Ehud Barak, Prime Minister of Israel, 1999-2001; Shlomo Ben Ami, Minister of Public Security, 1999-2000 and Foreign Minister, 2000-2001; Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, Deputy Prime Minister, 1999-2001 and Defence Minister, 2001-2002; Giora Eiland, Director of Israel’s National Security Council, 2004-2006; Brig Gen Eival Giladi, Gidi Grinstein, Secretary and Coordinator, Israeli negotiation team, 1999-2001; Mike Herzog, military secretary to the Defence Ministers, 2001-2004; Joseph (Tomy) Lapid, Minister of Justice and Deputy Prime Minister, 2003-2006; Amnon Lipkin-Shahak, Chief of Staff, Israeli Army, 1995-1999, Minister of Tourism, 1999 and Minister of Transport, 2000-2001; Dan Meridor, Chairman, Foreign Affairs Committee, Knesset, 2000 and Minister without Portfolio, 2001-2003; Shaul Mofaz, Chief of Staff, Israeli Army, 1998-2002 and Defence Minister, 2002-2006; Benjamin Netanyahu, Prime Minister of Israel, 1996-1999 and Minister of Finance, 2003-2005; Shimon Peres, Prime Minister, 1995-1996 and Foreign Minister, 2001-2002; Itamar Rabinovich, Israeli Ambassador to the US, 1993-1996; Uri Saguie, negotiator with Syria, 1999-2000; Silvan Shalom, Finance Minister 2001-2003 and Foreign Minister, 2003-2006; Ariel Sharon, Prime Minister of Israel, 2001-2006; Gilead Sher, Israeli Chief Negotiator, 1999-2001; Danny Yatom, security adviser to Ehud Barak, 1999-2001.

Points to film and questions for interviews with Palestinian interviewees. The questions include research notes, comments and quotes. Some questions were prepared for interviewees for whom there is no transcript or recorded interview.

Interviewees include Abu Ala’a (also known as Ahmed Qurei), Prime Minister, Palestinian National Authority, 2003-2006; Dr Ziad Abu Amr, Minister of Culture, 2003; Yasser Arafat, President, Palestinian National Authority, 1996-2004; Hassan Asfour, Minister for NGO Affairs, 1999-2002; Mohammed Dahlan, Minister of State for security, 2003; Mohammed Daya, Yasser Arafat’s bodyguard; Saeb Erekat, Minister of Negotiation Affairs, 1996-2003; Salam Fayyad, Palestinian Finance Minister, 2002-2007; Hani Al Hassan, head of Fatah; Ghassan Al-Khatib, Minister of Labour, 2002; Abu Mazen (also known as Mahmoud Abbas), President, Palestinian National Authority, 2005- ; Yasser Abed Rabbo, Minister of Information, 2003-2006; Mohammed Rachid, financial adviser to Yasser Arafat; Jibril Rajoub, Head of Preventative Security Service, West bank, 1994-2002 and national Security Adviser, 2003-2004; Nabil Abu Rudineh, adviser to President Yasser Arafat; Nabil Shaath, Minister of Planning and International Co-operation, 1994-2003 and Foreign Minister, 2003-2005.

‘The Mitchell Report’, report of the Sharm el-Sheikh Fact-Finding Committee chaired by George J. Mitchell, former Member and Majority Leader of the United States Senate, encouraging the Government of Israel and the Palestinian Authority to implement the decisions made in Sharm el-Sheikh, 1999-2000, and providing recommendations.

Report ‘Israel, the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip, and the Palestinian authorities. Jenin: IDF (Israeli Defence Force) military operations’ by Peter Bouckaert, Miranda Sissons and Johanna Bjorken, published in Human Rights Watch, Vol 14, No 3, 2002, report by three Human Rights Watch researchers based on interviews they conducted with residents of the Jenin refugee camp regarding Israeli Defence Force operations, Apr 2002. Some manuscript annotations.

‘The Zinni Plan’, ceasefire plan given to Israeli and Palestinian negotiators by Gen Anthony Charles Zinni, US Special Envoy to Israel and the Palestinian National Authority, 26 March 2002.

Book The high cost of peace: how Washington’s Middle East policy left America vulnerable to terrorism by Yossef Bodansky (Forum Prima, Roseville, California, USA, 2002).

One DVD of television documentary Israel and the Arabs: Elusive Peace, programmes 1-3. English, Hebrew and Arabic with English subtitles (180 minutes)