Yair Golan Plans to Enlist Bennett and Lieberman for Oslo Accord Revival After Elections

An exclusive recording reveals Yair Golan, chairman of the left-wing Democratic Party, outlining his post-election strategy to revive the Oslo Accords. Speaking at a closed activists' conference in Kiryat Ono, Golan detailed his intention to dismantle unauthorized settlements in Judea and Samaria and restore the spirit of Oslo. He expressed confidence that potential right-wing partners, Naftali Bennett and Avigdor Lieberman, would support his plan.

Golan emphasized three core principles he claims are already agreed upon by himself, Bennett, Lieberman, and former IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot. The first involves a firm stance against young settlements, promising no illegal outposts will remain. He also equated Palestinian terrorism with what he termed "Jewish terrorism," vowing to combat both aggressively.

The most significant revelation was Golan’s political framework based on the Oslo principles, which he acknowledges led to Israel’s past difficulties. He stated that if his partners agree to these principles and add a commitment to negotiations in the Oslo spirit, regional security arrangements could be achieved. This plan signals a potential shift in Israeli political dynamics, aiming to bridge left and right factions around a renewed peace process.