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OSLO ACCORD

Oslo accords mean that the two countries Israel and Palestine Liberation Organisation make an agreement that is bound by each other.

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“Oslo accords” refers to an agreement between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organisation. There are two versions of “Oslo agreements,” one for the first and one for the second. “Oslo accords” are admitted to make a peace between these countries and it is known as the Oslo process. Furthermore, it also helps the people of Palestine to self-occurrence. The “Oslo process” helps the countries’ issues that are occurring for many years and makes a good bond between them. Israel has acquired the Palestine land that is the west bank and Gaza strip. The “Oslo accords” help these countries to solve the fight and help them to make good relations in the future .The first agreements are signed in the “Washington dc” and the second is signed in Egypt, Taba.

What are Oslo accords?

The agreement that is signed between the two countries named Israel and Palestine helps to manage the conflict between the countries. Furthermore, “Oslo accords” is also known as the “Oslo process” and the agreement that is signed in two parts. In Oslo first, it is also known as the allegation of the rules on the gap of the self-government preparation and terse impartation of rules. Furthermore, in 1983, the first venture was taken to resolve the issue that both countries are facing; the first “Oslo accords” was signed in Washington, DC. In the “Oslo second accords” are made to give Palestine authority to the part that is occupied by Israel, the second is signed in Egypt, Taba.

What is the purpose of making “Oslo accords”?

The Oslo Accords established a Palestinian Authority tasked with limited self-governance in areas of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, as well as acknowledging the PLO as Israel’s partner in ongoing permanent-status negotiations. The Oslo accords was signed by the “prime minister” of Israel Yitzhak Rabin and PLO leader Yasser Arafat. The agreement is based on the Camp David accords; Camp David accords are the list of the agreements that help to neutralise the relationship between Israel and Egypt. The conflict between Israel and Palestine continued for several years and the Palestine liberation organisation is facing issues such as Israel attacking Palestine and starting to acquire the land of Palestine. The purpose is to break the fight that has been occurring for many years and make a good relationship among them. “Oslo accords” are created by the authority of Palestine that helps to make self-government on the Gaza and west bank.

What are the objectives of the “Oslo accords”?

The Oslo Accord is the name of the agreement between the country Israel and Palestine that occurred in Oslo that is the name of the place in Israel. The objective of the Accord is to promote the self-government of Palestine to make a part of Gaza and the west bank. The PLO recognised Israel’s right to exist in peace in 1993, accepting UN Security Council Resolution 242 and rejecting “violence and terrorism.” As a result, Israel recognised the PLO as a legitimate representative of the Palestinian people. Israel has acquired some parts of Palestine and kept its army there that denies maintaining the law made by the government of Israel. Negotiations, suspension, mediation, resumption of negotiations, and suspension again became a loop. Several agreements were made before the Oslo process came to an end in 2000, following the collapse of the Camp David Summit and the onset of the Second Intifada. The government of Israel agreed on the free election in Palestine as per the criteria of the negotiation. Moreover, the government of Israel forced the public of Palestine to follow the rules of their government and to be a part of Israel. The public of Palestine was demanding their independent nation led to signing the agreement between the countries that provide the authority to the government of Palestine to conduct a free election in their nation. The battle between the countries of the acquisition was going on for a long period that ended due to the signing of the negotiation.

Conclusion

The study states that the topic of the “Oslo accords,” is an agreement that occurred between the Israel and Palestine labour organisations. “Oslo accords” are admitted to make a peace between these countries and it is known as the “Oslo process.” It helps the countries issue that has been occurring for many years and makes a good bond between them. Furthermore, there are two “Oslo accords” that are bound by these countries such as “Oslo accords” first and “Oslo accords second” the first agreements are signed in “Washington dc” and the second is signed in Egypt, Taba. The objective of the Accord is to promote the self-government of Palestine to make a part of Gaza and the west bank. Israel has acquired some parts of Palestine and kept its army there that denies maintaining the law made by the government of Israel. In the Oslo accords the “prime minister” of Israel Yitzhak Rabin and PLO leader Yasser Arafat. The government of Israel agreed on the free election in Palestine as per the criteria of the negotiation.

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Ans : The transitional period is known as the downtime period, the period is known as to settle the issue that is faced between Israel and Palestine. 

Ans : The aim of the “Oslo accords” is to organise  peace in Palestine and the areas such as the west bank and Gaza strip, but it was a failure.

Ans : Following the PLO’s defeat by Jordanians, most Palestinian militants relocated to South Lebanon, where they quickly took over huge territories, forming “Fatahland”.

Ans : The “Oslo process” is known as the peace process that helps the countries to make a peace because in the conflict between two countries several peoples lost their life. In 1993, “Oslo process” was created for the mutual talk that helps to resolve the conflict between Israel and Palestine  Liberation Organisation.

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