Palestinian Prospects After Oslo
This article addresses the impact of the Oslo Agreement on the Palestinian situation more than 33 years after its signing. It clarifies that the Palestinians are facing a new catastrophe that goes beyond the consequences of the Israeli occupation war on Gaza. This includes Israel's attempts to encroach on the West Bank through settlements, the wall, and racial segregation, as well as the destruction of refugee camps and the threat to the existence of their communities in displacement areas. The article points out that Israeli policies aim to weaken the idea of a Palestinian state and turn the Palestinian Authority into a mere formal entity, while the plight of refugees worsens due to the decline of the Palestinian Liberation Organization's role and changes in the centers of Palestinian activism.
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