PLO's Ten Point Program

PLO's Ten Point Program (in Arabic: برنامج النقاط العشر) (called PLO's Phased Plan by the Israeli government) is the 1974 plan accepted by the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) to outline its position on the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. It reiterated the group's previous policies with a plan to implement them gradually. PLO's Ten Point Program was criticized by hard-line factions within the PLO, and they formed the Rejectionist Front to join in opposition. The Israeli government alleged that the program was a way for the PLO to make territorial gains toward Israel. The program remains in effect, but it has not been a significant part of the PLO's operation since the 1980s.

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