On this day 31 years ago, on May 4, 1994 (March 24, 1994 lunar calendar), Palestine and Israel signed the Declaration of Principles for Gaza-Jericho Autonomy. Rabin and Arafat held talks on the declaration. On May 4, 1994, PLO Chairperson Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Rabin signed an implementation agreement on the implementation of the Declaration of Principles for Gaza-Jericho Autonomy in Cairo. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak presided over the signing ceremony and signed the agreement with US Secretary of State Christopher and Russian Foreign Minister Kozyrev as witnesses. According to the agreement, Israel will withdraw most of its troops from occupied Gaza and Chariko for the first time. On the 5th, Israel released 1,000 Palestinian prisoners, and on the 8th, more than 100 international observers were stationed in the West Bank city of Hebron. On the 12th, more than 300 Palestinian police officers were stationed in Jericho in batches, and Israel handed over power to the Palestinian side. On the 20th, Arafat signed a decision to revoke all Israeli military orders in Gaza and Jericho.