[54486] The Ministerial Committee for Legislation to discuss a bill for the cancellation of the Oslo Accords

The bill to cancel the Oslo Accords will be brought for discussion at the Ministerial Committee

The Ministerial Committee for Legislation is expected to discuss tomorrow a government bill promoted by Member of Knesset Limor Son Har-Melech (Otzma Yehudit), which seeks to officially cancel the Oslo Accords, the Hebron Agreement, and the Wye River Memorandum. According to reports by Kol HaHadashot on 🆃🅴legram🔴, Dafna Liel, and Zirat HaHadashot, the proposal includes the cancellation of all legislation intended to implement these agreements, with the aim of restoring the legal situation to what it was prior to their signing.

MK Son Har-Melech stated in response ahead of the discussion that this is a necessary move: "After thirty years of terror attacks, withdrawals, and bloodshed, it is time to stop being afraid and tell the truth," according to Kol HaHadashot on 🆃🅴legram🔴. She added that "the Oslo Accords were a message of weakness toward the enemy."

Sources identified with the political right presented firm positions on the subject. Elchanan Groner noted that the explanatory notes for the proposal claim that these agreements led to "thousands of victims of peace" and allowed for the strengthening of terrorism up to the events of October 7. Groner, who takes a critical line toward the political echelon, emphasized that this is an initiative intended to "return to Israel full responsibility for the security of its citizens and its sovereignty."

Meanwhile, the channel Torat Lehima - For the IDF, which is identified with clear right-wing positions and criticism of the government's conduct, noted that the move is perceived as a first and requested step on the path to "full correction," which also includes promoting settlement in Areas A and B and preventing the establishment of a Palestinian state.

The issue was also reported extensively by 🚨Ongoing Security News🚨 and Politics Updates, which confirmed the inclusion of the topic on the committee's agenda. As of this time, no official response has been received from the opposition factions or the senior political echelon regarding the feasibility of the law's passage in the plenum.