Oslo Accords

In the village of Qusra, located in Area B, Jewish rioters arrive on weekends and attack Palestinian residents. Despite condemnations by the Prime Minister and an increased alert level, incidents repeat without arrests. Ynet military correspondent Elisha Ben Kimon explains why Qusra has become a flashpoint.

Even after the war, the fundamental questions remain: who will rule Gaza, and most importantly – will Gaza once again be a military base threatening Israel?

New right-wing parties are warming up on the sidelines, but Minister Amichai Chikli claimed that such a scenario had already led to a "catastrophe" in the past. How accurate is the historical precedent that many in the Likud are waving around? The Whistle (HaMashrokit) by Globes.

The claim that the establishment of a Palestinian state is off the table is misleading the public. Behind the opposition's positions on the war and the efforts for normalization with Saudi Arabia lies the same old aspiration – to reopen the path to the partition of the land.

The leaders of the "Returning Home" forum met with the Minister of Defense at his office in the Kirya. Katz: "The farm project is a central pillar of the State of Israel's new security concept after October 7th."

Less than three years since we saw the reality of a terror quasi-state in Gaza, Democratic primary candidates are already loudly advocating for the establishment of another such entity. If the current right-wing government is replaced, the Oslo process will be immediately revived.

Annexation, two states for two peoples, or another alternative? In the shadow of the explosive situation in the West Bank and Gaza, experts at the National Security Conference organized by ynet and "Yedioth Ahronoth" in collaboration with the INSS discussed the tense arena, the Palestinian Authority, and the conflict tearing Israel apart.

From my childhood in Red Haifa, through the hope of Oslo in Kibbutz Gvulot - to the day the terrorists crossed the fence into my son's home. A look back at the blindness, the anger, and the national scar that closed in the most painful way.