Israeli Ministers and MKs Pledge to Demand Oslo Accords Cancellation
Four Israeli ministers and multiple lawmakers have signed a pledge demanding the annulment of the Oslo Accords and the dismantling of the Palestinian Authority as a condition for joining the next government coalition.
Four Israeli ministers, a deputy minister, and several Knesset members have signed a formal pledge demanding the annulment of the Oslo Accords as a core condition for joining any future governing coalition, according to local media reports on Monday.
The initiative, led by activists Mor Asraf and Ruth Levy, calls for anchoring the cancellation of the accords in the incoming government's foundational guidelines, passing dedicated legislation, and enforcing full implementation on the ground.
Signatories to the document include National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi, Heritage Minister Amichay Eliyahu, Negev and Galilee Minister Yitzhak Wasserlauf, and Deputy Minister Almog Cohen. They were joined by senior lawmakers such as Knesset Deputy Speakers Nissim Vaturi and Eliyahu Revivo, Interior Committee Chairman Yitzhak Kroizer, and MKs Limor Son Har-Melech, Tally Gotliv, Zvi Sukkot, Ariel Kallner, Avichay Buaron, Shalom Danino, and Keti Shitrit.
The letter harshly criticizes the 1990s accords, arguing that the division of Judea and Samaria into administrative zones and the arming of the PLO ultimately enabled the rise of armed militant groups and led to decades of bloodshed, culminating in the October 7 attacks.
Alongside the demand to scrap the Oslo framework, the signatories call for dismantling the Palestinian Authority, applying full Israeli sovereignty across Judea, Samaria, and the Gaza Strip, accelerating settlement expansion, and encouraging voluntary migration.
