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Featured column
Nadav Shragai
The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
23.10.2018
Bethlehem after Oslo: Terror spiked in Israel’s absence
When the Palestinians had exclusive responsibility for security in Bethlehem, Palestinian snipers sat on the rooftops, shooting at soldiers and Jewish visitors to Rachel’s Tomb.
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Middle East Forum
Daniel Pipes
Middle East Quarterly
16.10.2018
Israel 25 years after Oslo: Why Israelis shy from victory
One day, imagine, a U.S. president tells an Israeli prime minister: “Palestinian extremism damages American security. We need you to end it by achieving victory over the Palestinians.”
column
Martin Sherman
07.10.2018
Obsessing over Oslo: Einat Wilf in ‘The Atlantic’
For example, one might well ask why two-staters object so strenuously to the “settlements” and the “settlers”? After all, if genuine two-state peace is possible—as two-staters claim—they could certainly be a welcome source of employment for their Arab neighbors.
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CAMERA
Sean Durns
20.09.2018
The ‘Oslo Diaries’ and Yasser Arafat’s trunk
Those watching the HBO film are presented with superficial history and images, with much of the real story left on the cutting-room floor.
Featured column
Jonathan S. Tobin
17.09.2018
Why it’s still open season on ‘obstacles to peace’
If you think “settlers” have it coming, then like a new HBO film, you’re missing the point about why Oslo failed.
column
Yisrael Medad
17.09.2018
Oslo Accords’ first quarter-century … and their next
Has today’s Israel overcome the trap that was the document called the Oslo Accords? Not yet.
column
Israel Hayom
Amnon Lord
13.09.2018
Oslo Accords: 25 years of naiveté
Even today, some Israeli security officials, especially on the left, refuse to accept that the Palestinians are playing the long game against Israel.
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Deconstructing the Oslo Accords 25 years later: Was it a gift or a curse?
Josh Hasten
05.09.2018
Although the agreement itself didn’t call for the creation of an official Palestinian state west of the Jordan River, subsequent Israeli proposals over the years did allow for such an entity to come into being. All of those offers, however, were rejected by the Palestinian leadership.
Featured column
Jonathan S. Tobin
05.09.2018
25 years of illusions about Oslo
Most Israelis understand they were duped. Why does the foreign-policy establishment still resist learning from history?
Featured column
Alex Traiman
30.08.2018
Eid al-Adha and the theft of the Jewish narrative
As long as Palestinians continue to follow in the long Islamic tradition of twisting the Jewish narrative, thoughts for signing a lasting peace accords will remain nothing but folklore.
news
Abbas urges ‘review’ of all past agreements with Israel
Israel Hayom
29.08.2018
Faltering Hamas-Fatah reconciliation talks in Cairo lead rival Palestinian factions to accuse each other of failing the Palestinian people.
Featured column
Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
Yossi Kuperwasser & Sander Gerber
The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs
29.08.2018
Admit it: The Palestinian Authority is a ‘terror-sponsoring entity’
As long as Israel remains in denial of the truth about the P.A., it cannot expect America and Europe to adopt policies that are based on facts and not illusions.
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Besa Center
Gershon Hacohen
28.08.2018
The Israel-Hamas deal: Escape from Oslo
Extricating itself from President Bill Clinton’s December 2000 “peace” parameters is a supreme Israeli interest. Ironically, this goal is being made feasible by the crystallizing deal with Hamas over the Gaza Strip.
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Israel Hayom
Eyal Zisser
19.08.2018
On the 25th anniversary of the Oslo Accords
A quarter of a century after the signing of the Oslo Accords, it seems it would be fitting for Israel to look for out-of-the-box solutions and find a way to escape the uncomfortable reality it has since found itself in.
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Poll shows Palestinian disinterest in negotiations with Israel, rejection of Oslo
07.08.2018
Overseen by the Jerusalem Media and Communication Center, the poll, which was conducted among 1,200 Arabs from Judea, Samaria and Gaza from June 26 to July 7, revealed that 45.6 percent of Palestinians oppose renewing negotiations with Israel.
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