Oslo Accords
Coverage of Oslo Accords in the Nexus archive.
- The Israeli military says over 70 have been detained following deadly violence in the West Bank
The Israeli military detained over 70 suspects in the West Bank following clashes that killed two Israeli soldiers and four Palestinian villagers. Soldiers raided a hospital in Nablus, detaining staff and patients, while Palestinian officials condemned the arrests as punitive measures. Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least four Palestinians.
- Israel detains over 70 suspects following deadly violence in the West Bank
Israel's military detained over 70 suspects in the West Bank following violence that killed two Israeli soldiers and four Palestinian villagers. Soldiers raided a hospital in Nablus, detaining staff and patients, while Palestinian officials criticized the arrests as punitive measures. The clashes occurred in Tell, a village off-limits to Israelis under the 1993 Oslo Accords, amid rising tensions linked to Israeli settlement expansion.
- The Israeli military says over 70 have been detained following deadly violence in the West Bank
The Israeli military detained over 70 suspects in the West Bank after violence that killed two Israeli soldiers and four Palestinian villagers. Raids included a hospital in Nablus, where soldiers arrested a seriously injured man, and Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least four Palestinians.
- The Israeli military says over 70 have been detained following deadly violence in the West Bank
The Israeli military detained over 70 suspects in the West Bank following violence that killed two Israeli soldiers and four Palestinians. A hospital in Nablus was raided, with staff and patients reportedly detained and insulted, while conflicting accounts of the clashes in Tell village emerged.
- Palestinian Presidency warns over Israeli minister’s announcement to cancel Hebron agreements
The Palestinian Presidency condemned Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's announcement to cancel the Hebron agreements, which would remove the Palestinian Hebron Municipality's authority over construction projects in the occupied West Bank city. The move is described as a violation of agreements with Israel and international law, prompting a call for international intervention to address the threat to regional stability.
- Smotrich cancels Hebron Protocol, ending Palestinian control in occupied city
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich canceled the Hebron Protocol, revoking Palestinian control over construction in Hebron's key sites, including the Ibrahimi Mosque. The 1997 agreement, part of the Oslo Accords, divided the city into zones under Palestinian and Israeli authority, but Smotrich's move transfers planning and construction jurisdiction to Israeli state control.
- Israel expels Palestinians from their homes to use them as military posts
Israeli forces have expelled Palestinians from their homes in the West Bank to use them as military outposts, displacing thousands and destroying properties. Mohammed Rahal's family was forced to leave their newly purchased home in Jabriyat neighborhood after Israeli soldiers ordered its requisition for two months. Human rights groups accuse Israel of war crimes and ethnic cleansing in the region.
- Israel establishing permanent military base in Jenin, report says
The Israeli military is establishing a permanent base near Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank, according to Haaretz. The base aims to replace troop presence in residents' homes and support security operations in the area, which has seen repeated Israeli operations since 2025 causing displacement and infrastructure damage.
- Negotiations that enable Israel’s land-grabs
Since the Oslo Accords, negotiations have coincided with illegal Israeli settlement expansion and ongoing Palestinian land loss. The article critiques these talks for enabling territorial gains by Israel.