Palestine’s Shtayyeh Says Israel Left Nothing of Oslo Accords

Palestinians sit near a sign displaying a warning in Hebrew, Arabic and English languages, indicating a shooting range in Masafer Yatta in the southern West Bank. (AFP)

Palestinian Prime Minister Mohamed Shtayyeh accused Israel of undermining and “destroying” the Palestinian Authority and intentionally putting an end to the Oslo Accords.

On the 29th anniversary of signing the Oslo Accords agreement, Shtayyeh said Israel “left nothing of the agreement,” adding that it “canceled and disregarded most of its provisions.”