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Thirty years on from the signing of the Oslo Accords, Palestinians share their thoughts on the agreement's implications on today's political reality. ....
Why the camp david talks were called off. i think they were called off for two reasons is because the afghans were caught by surprise. president ghani, they weren t really part of these negotiations. and second i think there is a significant split within the administration. there are those who are worried that we re talking about withdrawing our forces before we are even requiring the taliban to negotiate with the afghans who they have to make peace with. yeah. to that point, i want to come back to that, which is if you look at the president s signaling or his messaging on this, he has made it clear he wants to withdraw from afghanistan to the extent that the taliban knows where the position s desire is, that he wants a way out. why would they not feel that they already have the leverage in simply waiting this out? they have i don t understanded responded to the president s cancelation. they re still pretty much staying in the fight so to speak. well, i think this is a huge ....
Authority. you change refugee status. and you blow it up and you say in fact i heard from senior officials when they recognized jerusalem, we can have a two-state solution with two capitals in jerusalem. hang on, we re going to pull that out. this was a little bit of a flip comment. i m not sure how much strategy there is. that might have been the larger point. yeah, but don t dismiss the fact that sometimes you have to but the camp david talks took man accam bagen, an israeli leader and palestinian leader who are going to have a hard time coming to an agreement. i wouldn t go too far with today s story. let s take that idea and apply it to the iran situation. one of the reasons whether one likes the iran deal or didn t like the iran deal is that it took a lot of time and bringing together of different countries and different leaders who had different opinions on iran over ....
Have tried to stand up a government and tried to govern. they have incredibly difficult security challenges, incredible columbia difficult governance challenges. we re trying to work with the u.n. and others to help them fix those. frankly, we can t fix it for them. they have to step up and take control of their future. would you say that the current strategy is working almost to associate this with the game of generationa. the u.s. going jenga. the u.s. ghg togoing in to stabilize countries and frameworks, however bad they may be, and pulling out to allow them to rebuild. would you say that the camp david talks the president had with our arab allies went well, and we still aren t arming the kurds? and should bashar al assad stay? what is our current position on getting a handle on isis? right. a couple points. the camp david talks were incredibly productive. they were designed to reassure our partners in the gulf that we will stand by them to enhance and increase their security. ....
Israel invaded lebanon. israeli took casualties, sharon took the blame. then a christian militia slaughtered several in a refugee camp, ariel sharon was accused of turning his back and allowing the massacre. 400,000 israeli protesters packed what is today rabbin square in tel aviv. there was a recommendation that sharon be removed and never allowed to serve as defense minister again. he left the government in shame. but the bulldozer kept rolling. he returned as foreign minister. he was present at the river talks in maryland war yasir arafat claims they shook hands. after the camp david talks in 2000, israelis felt the then prime minister offered palestinians too much. yasir arafat felt it wasn t enough and refused. the two sides were filled with pressure and ready to ignite, ariel sharon provided spark. he made a trip to the heart of ....