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Ministers, Lawmakers Demand Oslo Accords Repeal as Condition for New Government
Dozens of Israeli ministers, lawmakers, and public figures signed a letter demanding the cancellation of the Oslo Accords as a non-negotiable condition for forming the next government.
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- 01Dozens of Israeli officials demand Oslo Accords cancellation as condition for new government.
- 02Signatories include Ministers Ben-Gvir, Karai, Eliyahu, Wasserlauf, and Deputy Minister Cohen.
- 03The letter calls for dismantling the Palestinian Authority and applying Israeli sovereignty.
- 04Signers blame Oslo Accords for enabling terror and bloodshed culminating in Oct. 7.
- 05The demand must be formally included in government principles before portfolio distribution.
The signatories, including several ministers and MKs, also called for dismantling the Palestinian Authority and applying Israeli sovereignty over the West Bank and Gaza. They stated their intention to formally embed the cancellation of the accords into the government's core principles before any coalition agreements are finalized, just one day before elections.
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