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The real question should be “Who violated the Oslo Accords FIRST?|Answer: Yasser Arafat, proven by his own words to the Arabic media within days of signing the Oslo Accords on the White House lawn:On the day he signed the Oslo Accords he told Jordanian and Egyptian media that these accords are not to be taken seriously but are part of the "plan of phases." He also made the following statements:“Only a Palestinian State can continue the struggle to remove the enemy from all Palestinian lands” (Quoted in the Jerusalem Post, November 18, 1994).“This is the phased program which we all adopted in 1974 - why do you oppose it?” (Arafat responding to critics of the treaties with Israel, July 1995)."The Oslo II Agreement is a delayed realization of a stage in the PLO’s 1974 phased plan" (A-Datsur [Jordanian Newspaper], September 19, 1995).“This agreement [Oslo], I am not considering it more than the agreement which had been signed between our prophet Muhammad and Quraish, and you remember that the Caliph Omar had refused this agreement and considered it a despicable truce...But the same way Muhammad had accepted it, we are now accepting this peace effort.” Yasser Arafat in a speech given in a mosque in Johannesburg, South Africa on May 10, 1994.These and quotes from other senior PLO members show that Arafat and the PLO never had any intention of good faith negotiation from the day the Accords were signed.As usual, there will be three sides to this story: the Palestinian version, the Israeli version and the TRUTH, which will lie somewhere in between the first two. In this case, I believe the truth lies closer to the Israeli version than the Palestinian one, and known facts support this conclusion.

The so-called “Peace Process” never had a chance because Yasser Arafat wasn’t committed to good faith negotiations at any time. He admitted as much in the Arabic media, but these admissions never made it to the international mainstream media:On the day he signed the Oslo Accords he told Jordanian and Egyptian media that these accords are not to be taken seriously but are part of the "plan of phases." He also made the following statements:“Only a Palestinian State can continue the struggle to remove the enemy from all Palestinian lands” (Quoted in the Jerusalem Post, November 18, 1994).“This is the phased program which we all adopted in 1974 - why do you oppose it?” (Arafat responding to critics of the treaties with Israel, July 1995)."The Oslo II Agreement is a delayed realization of a stage in the PLO’s 1974 phased plan" (A-Datsur [Jordanian Newspaper], September 19, 1995).In a closed meeting with Arab diplomats in Stockholm he made the following statement (which was leaked by one person present and reported by Cal Thomas in the Washington Times, also by the Middle East Digest, March 7, 1996):“Within five years we will have 6 to 7 million Arabs living on the West Bank and in Jerusalem... We plan to eliminate the state of Israel and establish a Palestinian state. We will make life unbearable for Jews by psychological warfare and population explosion. Jews will not want to live among Arabs. I have no use for Jews... We Palestinians will take over everything, including all of Jerusalem.” [“We Palestinians”—Yasser Arafat was an Egyptian, Cairo-born and bred. He was never a Palestinian and was never a refugee.]Less than a year after the signing of the Oslo accords, in a speech delivered in a Johannesburg, South Africa mosque on May 10, 1994, Arafat stated:“This agreement [Oslo], I am not considering it more than the agreement which had been signed between our prophet Muhammad and Quraish, and you remember that the Caliph Omar had refused this agreement and considered it a despicable truce...But the same way Muhammad had accepted it, we are now accepting this peace effort.” [Yes, Mohammed accepted a treaty with the Quraish when he had a weak following, but when his following was stronger, he reneged on the agreement and massacred the Quraish tribe.]“Kill a settler every day… Shoot at settlers everywhere… Woe to you if you let them reach their homes safely or travel safely on the roads… I want you to kill as many settlers as possible… Do not pay attention to what I say in the media, the television or public appearances. Pay attention only to the written instructions you receive from me.” Palestinian Authority Chairman Yasser Arafat, addressing his people at a public event, July, 2001.For those interested in seeing what the “phased program” is, see:Permanent Observer Mission of the State of Palestine to the United NationsThe official logos of the PLO, Hamas and PA indicate their end game:(PLO)(Hamas)(Palestinian Authority)And here’s Mahmoud Abbas receiving a map pf “Palestine”:This should remove any doubt as to who has killed the peace process, virtually from birth.

A this point in time, it’s become apparent to even the most biased observers that there never was a chance to reach an agreement, because Yasser Arafat never intended to reach any agreement that gave him less than all of “historical Palestine” from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea.“Article 2: Palestine, with the boundaries it had during the British Mandate, is an indivisible territorial unit.”Permanent Observer Mission of the State of Palestine to the United Nations“The strategic goal is the liberation of Palestine from the Jordanian River to the Mediterranean Sea, even if this means that the conflict will last for another thousand years or for many generations.” - Yasser ArafatOn the day he signed the Oslo Accords he told Jordanian and Egyptian media that these accords are not to be taken seriously but are part of the "plan of phases." He also made the following statements:“Only a Palestinian State can continue the struggle to remove the enemy from all Palestinian lands” (Quoted in the Jerusalem Post, November 18, 1994).“This is the phased program which we all adopted in 1974 - why do you oppose it?” (Arafat responding to critics of the treaties with Israel, July 1995)."The Oslo II Agreement is a delayed realization of a stage in the PLO’s 1974 phased plan" (A-Datsur [Jordanian Newspaper], September 19, 1995).Less than a year after the signing of the Oslo accords, in a speech delivered in a Johannesburg, South Africa mosque on May 10, 1994, Arafat stated:“This agreement [Oslo], I am not considering it more than the agreement which had been signed between our prophet Muhammad and Quraish, and you remember that the Caliph Omar had refused this agreement and considered it a despicable truce...But the same way Muhammad had accepted it, we are now accepting this peace effort.”Does this sound like someone who was really interested in making peace?