The Oslo Accords, once hailed as a landmark diplomatic achievement, failed to address key issues, highlighting the challenges of achieving lasting peace between Israel and Palestine. Analyse.
Introduction
Oslo Accords were signed in early 1990s between Israel and Palestinian Liberation Organisation mediated by West to establish (PLO) peace in Israel-Palestine conflict.
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Landmark Diplomatic Achievement
O Two state solution: at peace with each other accepted by both parties
O Unilateral Control: of Gaza & West Bank given to PLO under Yasser Arafat.
Failed to Address Key Issues
O Implementation: of Israel complete withdrawal from occupied territories
O Terrorism: continuing against Israel aft
Second Intifada (1926-27)
O Inability of Palestinian state: due to excess Israeli control of foreign affairs & police in Gaza & West Bank.
Rising terrorism
Trust deficit
Conclusion
Solution to Israel-Palestine Conflict be found in dialogue, confidence building measures, viable two-state solution, with both states peaceful & prosperous to ensure lasting peace in middle East.
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- Clear introduction to the Oslo Accords context
- Identifies landmark achievements (two-state solution, control of Gaza & West Bank)
- Begins to address failures (implementation and terrorism issues)
- Structured approach to the analysis
Aditya Mathur
World History
Colonization & Decolonization
Israel-Palestine Conflict
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