Recipe for Failure: The Impotence of the Oslo Accords‪.‬

Introduction The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is one of the longest running, active, violent conflicts within our global community. Historically, it has been marred with diverse and entrenched facets which often seem to lead to further heightening of tensions. As such, it comes without any surprise that there has been a wealth of academic discourse concentrated on this conflict, as well as bringing an end to it. Furthermore, there exist a myriad of theories within this discourse which offer a vast array of explanations as to why the conflict persists. This discourse has taken many angles and perspectives, ranging from explanations which highlight religion as the major factor behind the conflict, to others which draw attention to acts of terror which create ever escalating levels of violent behaviour that is difficult to break through mediation.