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Knesset to Hold First-Ever Debate on Palestinian Authority Violations Since Oslo
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100% right-leaningFirst reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 day ago
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Next week, the Knesset will hold its first-ever major debate on alleged Palestinian Authority violations of the Oslo Accords. The session, led by MK Zvi Sukkot, will review security, economic, environmental, and other alleged breaches and Israel’s response.
- 01Knesset will hold a first major Oslo-related debate next week.
- 02The discussion targets alleged Palestinian Authority violations over decades.
- 03Lawmakers will hear briefings on security, smuggling, sites, and antiquities.
- 04Zvi Sukkot says Israel must reassess policy and protect its interests.
- 05The debate will be held within the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.
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