Complex Agreement
The protocol was a complex set of arrangements that consisted of a number of segments, in chronological order:
- The Agreed Minute of January 7, 1997
- The Note for the Record of January 15, 1997
- The actual Protocol Concerning the Redeployment in Hebron of January 17, 1997
- A Letter to be provided by US Secretary of State Warren Christopher to Benjamin Netanyahu at the time of signing of the Hebron Protocol on January 17, 1997
- An Agreement on Temporary International Presence in Hebron (TIPH) on January 21, 1997
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