Oslo Accord: Origins, goals, flaws of the Israel-Palestinian peace plan
One of the architects of the Oslo Accords tells The Jerusalem Post about its origins, its aspirations, and its flaws
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One of the architects of the Oslo Accords tells The Jerusalem Post about its origins, its aspirations, and its flaws
This September marks the 30-year anniversary of the signing of the Israel-PLO ‘Declaration of Principles’ at a ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House, ushering in the era of the U.S.-led ‘Oslo peace process’. Thirty years on, both peace and the international community’s self-declared goal of a two state outcome are more distant than ever: Israel’s occupation and illegal settlements are more deeply entrenched, and Palestinian political and governing institutions remain ineffective, divided and unaccountable.
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