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Palestinians in 48 and Oslo Impact
The article addresses the repercussions of the Oslo Agreements on the Palestinians, particularly within the occupied Palestinian territories. Their signing led the Palestine Liberation Organization to distance itself from its responsibilities towards the Palestinian people inside the land, deepening political divisions among Palestinians there. Additionally, the agreements initiated a path of breaking the national consensus by allowing some Palestinian elites and parties to engage in the Israeli political game, which confines the Palestinian cause to civil demands and diminishes the national struggle. Israeli policies after Oslo, such as the enactment of laws that emphasize Jewish sovereignty—like the Nation-State Law—have marginalized Palestinian equality. Despite all these challenges, Palestinian resistance persists; however, any Palestinian complacency is met with increasing marginalization and exclusion, reflecting ongoing suffering and a lack of real options to achieve the rights of Palestinians within the land.
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