practices and simultaneously providing a framework for decolonization based on dismantling the regime, remedying and reversing its impacts by fulfilling Palestinian inalienable rights, and developing a new rights-based political structure in Mandatory Palestine. Working Paper 1: Return, Property Restitution, Compensation and Non-repetition This paper will address the colonial-apartheid Israeli policies of denial of the right to return, past and ongoing forcible displacement and transfer, dispossession and relevant forms/measures of oppression and persecution. It will then counter these policies and practices by applying the three-tiered framework to the policies: dismantling existing laws and structures that perpetuate ongoing forcible displacement and transfer and facilitating return, reparations, and property restitution. Consequently, the paper will address practical strategies and measures to be implemented to ensure non-repetition, including creative solutions that reaffirm human rights to all while also guaranteeing security, stability, and development. Working Paper 2: Political Decolonization While this paper will explore the enforcement of the Palestinian people’s right to self-determination, it will also simultaneously address the Israeli policies of political colonial domination and control as well as territorial fragmentation that the regime has employed to inhibit Palestinian national unity and to suppress legitimate resistance. It will then counter these policies by applying the three-tiered framework to the policies: dismantling the colonial-apartheid political system, guaranteeing reparations to all right-holders, and establishing a Palestinian rights-based political structure capable of achieving independence and national unity. Importantly, it will also address the incorporation of elements of reconciliation and rule of law, as per the frameworks of transitional justice. 24