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Oslo Accords After 33 Years: Neither Alive Nor Dead — What Remains? (opens the original)
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Perhaps all that remains of the Oslo Accords, signed 33 years ago between the Palestinians and Israelis, is an authority without real authority in the West Bank, widespread chaos, destruction and bloodshed in the Gaza Strip, and an East Jerusalem resembling West Jerusalem, both under full Israeli control. All three — the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem — were supposed to constitute the Palestinian state just five years after the agreement was signed in 1993, or so Palestinians believed and ho
Israeli Officials Fuel Tensions in West Bank ahead of October Elections (opens the original)
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Israeli politicians are increasingly turning to the West Bank as a stage for electoral maneuvering amid fierce competition two months before elections scheduled for October. As the campaign heats up and the government loses ground in opinion polls, far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir entered a UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) compound in Qalandiya, between Jerusalem and Ramallah, accompanied by Israeli forces and media, and declared that Israel had “take
Israeli Army Backs Netanyahu, Sets 3 Red Lines over Gaza Agreement (opens the original)
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The Israeli army backed on Tuesday Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s stance on the latest Gaza agreement, placing three red lines to the 15-point deal that was announced by the Board of Peace last week about ending the war in the Palestinian enclave. Israel’s Kan radio said senior military officials refuse to have restrictions imposed on the army in Gaza, demanding complete freedom of movement to eliminate “threats”. The army also wants to oversee Hamas’ disarmament, refusing to task this miss
Barghouti’s Son to Asharq Al-Awsat: Father Shot, Denied Treatment as Incitement Continues (opens the original)
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Arab Barghouti, the son of detained prominent Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti, 67, said an Israeli prison guard fired a rubber bullet at his father last week at Ganot Prison in the Negev desert in southern Israel and that he received no treatment for the injury. “The guard shot my father in the foot,” he told Asharq Al-Awsat, adding that the family learned of the incident through Barghouti’s lawyer, prominent Israeli civil rights attorney Avigdor Feldman. The Israel Prison Service told AFP t
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