...Anthony N. Celso Mediterranean Affairs, Inc. 2003 Anthony N. Celso is assistant professor of government and history at Valley Forge Military College. The Death of the Oslo Accords: Israeli Security Options in the Post-Arafat Era Anthony N. Celso...

...Uri Savir 2006 Uri Savir is president of the Peres Center for Peace, Tel Aviv. He formerly was chief negotiator for Israel throughout the Oslo process, director general of the Israeli Foreign Ministry, and member of the Israeli Parliament for the Center Party. Pax...

... neighbors, having signed and implemented but two peace treaties (with Egypt in 1979 and with Jordan in 1994). Despite the initial promise of the Oslo process, Israel remains the target of unremitting hostility, terrorism, and violence, and is shunned by most of the Arab states. Where does Israel’s quest...

... movement at all, it has been in the direction of accommodation to the deal on the table. While there has been some progress toward statehood in recent years, no genuine progress has been made on the central issue of the status of Jeru- salem, and the progress that was achieved under the Oslo and Wye...

... of the Oslo Process in 1993. It took the combination of Netanyahu and Sharon, with their determination to destroy the Oslo Process and prevent the emer- gence of an equitable two-state solution, to spawn the spate of suicide bombings against innocent civilians...

... 1967 adopted Security Council Resolution 242. Carter contends that this resolution (and UNSC Resolution 338, the Framework Agreement for the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty, and the Oslo Accord, which incorporate Resolution 242 by reference) mandates Israel’s withdrawal to the 1949 armistice lines. He...

... for the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty, and the Oslo Accord, which incorporate Resolution 242 by reference) mandates Israel’s withdrawal to the 1949 armistice lines. He argues that requiring such withdrawal has been the unwavering official policy of the United States. The history of the adoption of UNSC...

... for the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty, and the Oslo Accord, which incorporate Resolution 242 by reference) mandates Israel’s withdrawal to the 1949 armistice lines. He argues that requiring such withdrawal has been the unwavering official policy of the United States. The history of the adoption of UNSC...

... with the topic as well as academic study, were first published in 1991.5 The weakness of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) in peace negotiations has been due not only to the absence of an official status as a nation-state with a foreign policy — by the time of the Oslo Accords in 1993 the PLO...

... for the Palestine Liberation Organization and for Hizballah to top- ple the Israeli government and destroy the Jewish state, enshrined in the Hizballah charter, has been a repeated theme of addresses, sermons, and statement by the leaders of Iran. When the Oslo Accords were signed on the White House lawn...

.... [in Arabic] trans. Kawkab al-­Rayyis (Al-­Quds: Jam’iyyit al-­Dirasat alArabiyyah, 1985), 14 – 5. 36. Owen L. Sirrs, Nasser and the Missile Age in the Middle East (London: Routledge, 2006), 102 – 3. 37. Quandt, 274; Graham Usher, Dispatches from Palestine: The Rise and Fall of the Oslo Peace...

... and Nationalities 14, no. 1 (2008): 48. For a thorough and balanced analysis of the whole issue of property in Cyprus, see Ayla Gurel and Kudret Ozersay, “The Politics of Property in Cyprus: Conflicting Appeals to ‘Bizonality’ and ‘Human Rights’ by the Two Cypriot Communities” (Oslo: International Peace...

.... Following initial implementation of the 1994 Oslo Agree- ment, the IDF relinquished control of some of the territory surrounding Jerusalem to the direct rule of the Palestinian Authority. Despite these political and territorial changes, empirical documentation...

...: Private Strat- egies, Roles, Possibilities.” Paper presented at the ARENA conference, University of Oslo, 5 November 1998. István Hegedu˝s is a former member of the Hungarian parliament (1990 – 94). In 1989 he served on the team that negotiated the country’s transition to democracy...

... that NATO’s influence would always be far more limited there than it was in Eastern and Central Europe. Against the backdrop of the optimism created by the Oslo Peace Accord between Israel and Palestine in 1993, the Mediterranean Dialogue (MD)was Reichborn-Kjennerud: NATO’s...

... on a loose framework for peace being advanced by Kerry. The road to an Israeli-­Palestinian peace is cluttered with interim agreements that have gone nowhere, including the 1993 Oslo Accords, the Roadmap for Peace that was agreed on in 2003 under the George W. Bush administration, and the November...

... rejection in a referendum of the Annan Plan by Greek-Cypriot voters in 2004,5 a number of studies have been published on the possible economic ramifications of a reunited Cyprus by PRIO Cyprus Centre, an offshoot of the International Peace Research Institute (PRIO), based in Oslo, Norway.6...

... Until the Oslo process began in 1993, the notion of complementarity between the U.S. and the British (and more broadly, EU) policies toward the 45. FBIS-WEU, 5 February 1998. 46. MEES, 18 January 1999, A5–9; MEES, 21 June 1999, A2–3; MEES, 5 July 1999, A7...

... organizations. That these same organizations are universally regarded as freedom fighters throughout the region will severely hamper Syria’s ability to disown them. Syria effectively disarmed after the Oslo Agreements and the collapse of the Soviet Union. It lacks the economic wherewithal to rearm without...

... and Palestinians and the subsequent linkage created between the peace process and Turkish-Israeli relations bore fruit as early as 1993. After the “handshake” at the Oslo Agreement between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization in September 1993, Turkey’s first high- level ministerial visit...