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Peace Now Accuses Israeli Government of Weakening PA, Undermining Oslo Accords
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Peace Now Accuses Israeli Government of Weakening PA, Undermining Oslo Accords

From Asharq Al-Awsat · () English

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  • Peace Now accuses the Israeli government of weakening the Palestinian Authority.
  • The organization claims the government's actions undermine the Oslo Accords.
  • These actions could destabilize the region and hinder peace efforts.

Peace Now, an Israeli anti-settlement watchdog, has accused the current Israeli government of actively working to weaken the Palestinian Authority (PA) and undermine the foundational Oslo Accords. The organization asserts that these deliberate actions are not accidental but part of a broader strategy to dismantle Palestinian self-governance.

According to Peace Now, the government's policies are creating a situation where the PA is increasingly incapable of functioning effectively. This erosion of Palestinian institutional capacity, the group argues, directly contravenes the spirit and letter of the Oslo Accords, which established a framework for Israeli-Palestinian cooperation and a path toward a two-state solution.

The watchdog group warns that by weakening the PA, the Israeli government is not only jeopardizing future peace negotiations but also potentially destabilizing the region. A weakened or collapsed Palestinian Authority could lead to increased security challenges and further complicate efforts to achieve lasting peace.

The government is working to weaken the Palestinian Authority and undermine the Oslo Accords.

โ€” Peace NowStatement by the Israeli watchdog organization Peace Now regarding the government's policies towards the Palestinian Authority.
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