The Palestine Papers revealed that peace negotiations are nothing but political theater which allows Israel to stonewall and buy time while they continue to steal Palestinian land.

Jonathan Freedland's bleeding heart over the Palestine Papers, he's been pro Israel for years.

The documents, dubbed the Palestine Papers, showed that in private the Palestinians had made major concessions on issues that had scuttled previous negotiations.

According to the "Palestine Papers," Israel and the Palestinians agreed that Israel would accept 10,000 refugees.

His approach to them has always been condescending as anyone can tell by reading the offers Mahmoud Abbas was entertaining from Israel and the US in the Palestine Papers.

The Palestine Papers showed just how far PLO negotiators were prepared to go in 2008 in accepting those "facts on the ground."

Publication of the Palestine Papers suggests that at least someone thought that Al Jazeera was secure enough to submit to it many internal documents about a highly incendiary issue.

With another ream of secret documents thrust into the public domain, we begin by discussing what the Palestine Papers tell us about diplomacy in a WikiLeaks world.

In February 2011, Phillips, part of at a panel discussion on the Palestine Papers held at the University of London, gave the following statement on Jews:

He resigned from his post as chief negotiator on 12 February 2011 citing the release of the Palestine Papers.