57 Recommendations After discussing the impact of Israeli violations on the performance of the PNA and its ability to safeguard human rights in the areas under its jurisdiction, the ICHR forwards the following recommendations: 1. The PNA should continue pressing the international community to seriously work to end the Israeli occupation of Palestine, this being the major cause of human rights violations in terms of war crimes committed, systematic collective punishment against the Gaza Strip and the rest of the OPT, denial of the Palestinian people’s right to statehood and self‐ determination, which is guaranteed under international conventions of human rights; stop its aggression against and raids into this territory, and to lift the siege imposed on Palestine, especially on the Gaza Strip. 2. The PNA should coordinate with all parties to follow up on the resolutions of the UN General Assembly, Security Council and other UN agencies to guarantee Palestinian citizens their right to self‐determination. 3. The PNA should seriously and effectively follow up on the Goldstone Report to complete and distribute it to the different United Nations’ agencies, and to encourage the ICC to bring the perpetrators of war crimes to justice. 4. The PNA should work to activate immediate intervention mechanisms of the UN and its organizations, and pressure Israel to respect international agreements and abide by international legitimacy resolutions and urge the High Contracting Parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention to implement the General Assembly’s resolution number (A/RES/ES‐10/15) dated 20/7/2004, relating to the International Court of Justice advisory opinion in relation to the annexation and expansion wall. 5. The PNA should continue demanding the immediate release of all the Palestinian detainees languishing in the Israeli jails and follow up with encouraging the international agencies to do likewise, the UN having top priority in this regard. 6. The PNA should invite the high contracting parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention to fulfill their obligations provided in Article (1) of the Convention, which is to undertake and ensure respect for the Convention