Aug 7, 2026 · 47 min · 10 segments
What if one agreement signed 30 years ago is still driving today's biggest security crisis? Former IDF prosecutor Lt. Col. (res.) Maurice Hirsch argues that the Oslo Accords didn't just fail, they…
Maurice HirschGuestElena Mazel-DiamantHost
So what we have to understand is that, again, the terror army is one of these reasons why we need to take apart the PA.
This whole idea of the settler violence, the Jewish nationalistic violence, is another reason why we need to do away with the PA.
They still have on their site, just to understand how warped, distorted, and biased this organization is, they still have on their website that on the 17th of October, 2023, Israel attacked the El-Ahly Hospital in the Gaza Strip and killed 472 people.
that many of the complaints appear to be false, that many of the other complaints counted are classifying actions taken by Israeli authorities and forces as quote unquote settlers, that many other actions, such as even trespass into an area where Jews are not wanted, are considered criminal, and that there are even plenty that are not from Judea and Samaria proper.
And even that is, you know, as you and I talked about off the air is the Israelis themselves say it's something like 128 of those are severe violence.
But where we want to focus just for the moment is the connection between the law enforcement challenge, which you have written about and take extremely seriously, and the Oslo Accords.
So what we have to understand is that, again, the terror army is one of these reasons why we need to take apart the PA.
This whole idea of the settler violence, the Jewish nationalistic violence, is another reason why we need to do away with the PA.
They still have on their site, just to understand how warped, distorted, and biased this organization is, they still have on their website that on the 17th of October, 2023, Israel attacked the El-Ahly Hospital in the Gaza Strip and killed 472 people.
that many of the complaints appear to be false, that many of the other complaints counted are classifying actions taken by Israeli authorities and forces as quote unquote settlers, that many other actions, such as even trespass into an area where Jews are not wanted, are considered criminal, and that there are even plenty that are not from Judea and Samaria proper.
And even that is, you know, as you and I talked about off the air is the Israelis themselves say it's something like 128 of those are severe violence.
But where we want to focus just for the moment is the connection between the law enforcement challenge, which you have written about and take extremely seriously, and the Oslo Accords.
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