In his own words

Does anyone really believe that the 'Palestinians' have changed since then?

'Yesterday's people' and the treaty of Hudaybiyya

Shavua tov, a good week to everyone.

In a couple of weeks, we will reach the 20th anniversary of the Oslo Accords (on the secular calendar, they were signed on September 13, 1993 and on the Jewish calendar, it was the Monday before Rosh HaShanna, the 27th of Elul, 5753). Yitzchak Rabin, Shimon Peres, and the other fools who brought us the Oslo Accords, used to refer to those who opposed them

He has no shame

A tweet from one of the architects of Oslo, Uri Savir


Today 20 years ago I initialed with Abu Ala the Oslo Accords ,yesterday in Jerusalem permanent status negotiations on same basis Patience !
— Uri Savir (@Uri_Savir) August 21, 2013

And my response.


@Uri_Savir You have no shame. Hundreds have died, thousands have been wounded, tens of thousands of lives destroyed because of your egomania
—

Poll: 80% of Israeli Jews say there won't be a peace accord

The latest 'peace talks' aren't fooling a whole lot of people in Israel. A survey by Israel Hayom finds that some 80% of Israeli Jews don't believe there's going to be a peace accord with the 'Palestinians.'

The American-brokered negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians
that began in Jerusalem last week will not lead to a final-status
agreement that will end the conflict, 79.7

How Peres duped Israel again

Take this with a grain of salt, because it is the Sunday Times of London, but Shimon Peres, who negotiated the Oslo Accords behind Yitzchak Rabin's back, played a major role in the current 'negotiations' getting started, apparently behind Binyamin Netanyahu's back. This was behind a paywall, but I got it by email.

SECRET talks in the Jordanian capital, Amman, earlier this year between Shimon

Hamas bans terrorist release celebrations

Hamas has banned in Gaza any celebration of Tuesday night's terrorist release, presumably not wanting to recognize the 'achievement' of  'moderate' 'Palestinian' President Mahmoud Abbas Abu Mazen. This is from the first link.

Though the majority of the 26 Palestinian prisoners
released on Tuesday night were transferred to Gaza Strip, the biggest
celebrations were expected in Ramallah.