The End of the Peace Process

Name: The End of the Peace Process
SKU: 19341
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Author: Edward Said

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The book critically analyzes the Oslo Accords and the course of the peace process, explaining their impact on the Palestinians and the conflict in the region, while highlighting the resulting political and social challenges. It provides an in-depth view of international relations and Israeli and Palestinian politics after the agreement.

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Categories: History and geography, Politics, Sociology, References Tags: history, Palestine, politics, Thought

Description

Edward Said’s book, “The End of the Peace Process: Oslo and After,” is a scathing critique of the Oslo Accords. He argues that they failed to achieve a just peace for the Palestinians, but rather contributed to perpetuating the occupation and creating an unequal power dynamic. Said analyzes how negotiations forced Palestinians to make forced concessions, exposes Israel’s policies of consolidating the occupation, criticizes the Palestinian leadership for its role in dismantling Palestinian resistance and prioritizing narrow interests, and reveals the failure of the peace process to address permanent status issues such as refugees, Jerusalem, and settlements.