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Online Store e developed a series of maps to show the history of Palestine in the modern-era. Click on the picture to follow the borders of Palestine from 1922 to the present. You can get a copy of this laminated 24"x 30" map for $14.95 plus shipping & handling. It makes a great addition to your home, classroom, local library, dorm room or family room. To date, this map has been seen over 100,000 times! Get your copy of this limited edition map right now and you'll also receive one of our popular Pictures of Palestine postcards.  We've also added 3 extra ways to get this map! his unique map traces the land of Palestine in modern times, beginning with the League of Nations mandate in 1922. The descriptive text briefly describes the history surrounding each of the maps in 1922, 1947, 1948, 1967 and a future Palestinian state. The maps are based on official UN documents and are historically accurate. Along the bottom of the poster are high-quality photos of Palestinians in all walks of life - from the 20th century until today. *Part of the ATFP Store proceeds will go to the Palestinian Humanitarian Fund* Prefer to make pay with a check or money order, want to make a bulk purchase, or rather make your transaction over the phone? Call ATFP at 202-887-0177 or email us at mpirog@atfp.net.   "The United States, Israel, other states in the region, and the international community must do everything in their power to support those Palestinians who would choose a future of peace and compromise.When the two-state solution is finally realized, it will be because of democracy, not despite it." U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Full Text ATFP/APN Viewpoints on Post Annapolis MEI January, 2008 FMEP president Ambassador Philip Wilcox moderated a dialogue between ATFP president Dr. Ziad Asali and APN spokesperson Ori Nir under the auspices of the Middle East Institute on the post Annapolis period.

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