The Price of Oslo (Episode 1) | Al Jazeera World Documentary

[@wowso4]

Great documentary, I learned so much may God free Palestine 🇵🇸 ❤️🙏🇵🇸

[@oscarl.ramirez7355]

It sounds Logical to Me. woe woe woe to those So Called Chosen Ones I

[@Stardust_Vivi]

@@oscarl.ramirez7355cry more 😂

[@leeastral]

Interesting documentary, AJ!

[@blancheshahbaghlian7471]

Great documentary, thank you! It is helping me integrate various pieces of knowledge l have on this situation. I look forward to listening to the next episode.

[@oswaldocaminos8431]

I have always wondering why an invader should be have the right to negociate in terms of equality with a native community, in this particular case the palestinians. That's simply outrageous.

[@obtuseangler768]

An occupying force can't claim self defence...if this ever goes to court. That part is clearly written.

[@iworship6951]

Thats what happens when you lose a war (Ottomans WWI). You are managed by a foreign power.

[@cakewhisperer7113]

Oh I wonder when was that in history that you won a war to claim the country you call is not real?

[@mnsuralshamry1903]

فعلا كلامك صحيح وهذا ظلم تاريخي لايمكن ان تساوي الطرفان مع بعض هناك احتلال ويجب ان يزول

[@break3338]

free holyland palestine land free holyland palestine land free holyland palestine land #

[@lucaslouzada44]

The truth is pretty simple: if any two states solution ever happened or ever happens, one which is vehemently enforced by each of the states on its own people and territory with the support of international public opinion at every new incident, there would be a new brew of terrorist attacks from clandestine groups on both sides. If there happened to be an effort to neutralize the muddling of religion and politics, as attempted during the kemalis period in Turkey, the outcome would also be the same. No one seems ready to uphold any laws in spite of religion or ethnicity. Period.

[@ricardo_herbig]

Quando ando pelas ruas da minha cidade tudo parece ter um significado diferente! Hoje o Dia está claro com um céu azul.

[@JohnDoe-wv2tk]

*We 🤎 Peace*

[@lecoqjeannot3358]

Very interesting.

[@filangafree]

Amazing doc. I had no idea Arafat was in fact the main peace maker. He was seeking discussions since 1979. So basically Arafat recognised he was between a rock an d a hard place - intransigent Israel and militaristic Palestinians. Poor guy.

[@elizavetadmitriyev9834]

They should have put subtitles over the Norwegians speaking English. I'm struggling to catch what they're saying, and I'm a native speaker

[@Oshowski]

turn on close captioning when they speak

[@gavindoyle692]

Why? Their English is every bit as clear and understandable as that of the Israeli participants. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@obtuseangler768]

​@@gavindoyle692Ahumm ahklyyy ISHRHAILIII

[@oswaldocaminos8431]

Feeling Stream: I completely agree with you bro.🤝

[@Chiwula]

OIL OIL OIL

[@tacticlol]

Neither Israel nor Palestine have oil... if it were only about oil, the US wouldn’t have supported Israel after the boycott.

[@larrygrecko921]

Makes NO sense

[@mikhailv67tv]

Some natural gas but no oil.

[@neilnelson7603]

Thank God there was no Jewish settlement in Western Kenya the way it was initially proposed. Right now Kenyans will have been facing this kind of displacement from the so called Isrealis.

[@ethnicleanserberg7975]

Ohh man you are lucky. You truly are lucky. You have no idea what happened to us and our homeland.

[@neilnelson7603]

@@ethnicleanserberg7975 do you think we could live peaceful with the jews as compared to now? i, really doubt. Just look at South Africa. That could have been us.

[@evamurray2564]

@@ethnicleanserberg7975 shame your TV and government teach Palestinians to kill jews across the world. Calling Jews pigs and dogs etc. Listening to Palestinian TV is a true lesson in hate speech.

[@ethnicleanserberg7975]

@@evamurray2564 Go gargle on some Hasbara, murray.

[@evamurray2564]

@@ethnicleanserberg7975 not a valid response to my facts. Lmao. I don't even know what you are talking about. Gargle on what? How about you watch some Palestinian tv and look at their education material to see how hateful their leaders are to Jew. No wonder peace is hard to obtain.

[@mortef]

As a norwegian I'm terribly disgusted by how my own little country has contributed in this conflict.

[@mariusetternavn6214]

Helt enig. Men metoden demmes e "Hold Folket Splitta, Selg Løgn Som Smitta"

[@jamie.777]

Norway 🇳🇴 = suicide. Your country Is full of wierdos

[@fwd5614]

What? by trying to work out a peaceful solution?

[@bettyboop-xg6jo]

Yes and that while all your 'little' country was only interested in oil. Go figure.

[@Stardust_Vivi]

@@bettyboop-xg6johahhahaha cry more

[@forsetifamiliaran9759]

Tragedy Of OLd Age ..

[@UmmUbaydah17]

The caption do not translate properly it we definitely need translations on the parts in Norwegian

[@brothercaleb]

35:59 Netanyahu (right) was there 😮

[@Chugotravels9342]

I bet he didn't like what was going on

[@oswaldocaminos8431]

mortef: Congratulations; at least you are an honest and conscious norwegian citizen.

Arafat was a power hungry man and not even from palestine

[@geraldlevin5141]

Getting back to 1921 partition plan; 1] In August 1007 I was invited to the London Commonwealth & Foreign Office; with very important Gulf War information. 2] As thanks, I was appointed to a Commonwealth project to ‘Facilitate Israel joining the Commonwealth’ 3] I asked why Israel’s entry was wanted. 4] They explained that after World War 1 1n 1918, as the War of Armageddon war was fought 19-25 September 1918 at Megiddo, they decided to re-establish Israel.The 1917 Balfour Declaration called for Arab land, so Trans-Jordan was established as the Arab Palestinian state in 1921, 0n 70%. 5] Israel’s 1922 establishment (on ALL of Cis-Jordan), was blocked by the new League of Nations. 6] The 1921 partition plan must be returned to!!!!

[@sandrad9695]

Agreed! That would give the West Bank to Israel. But the Arabs of the West Bank have been so lied to and brainwashed that they would never agree.

[@stevea2488]

Is it just me or did it look like the PM of Israel wanted to punch Arafat in the throat. He couldn't even fake smile.

[@pambennett8967]

That's funny since ARAFAT was a total traitor meeting in secret with the Israelis for years and years prior to the meeting

[@hugoc1861]

In February 1983, Portuguese socialist leader Mario Soares formally invited the PLO to send an observer to the April 1983 congress of the Socialist International in Sydney. The passionately pro-Israeli Australian Labour prime minister, Bob Hawke, strongly objected to the PLO's invitation; and the SI congress was hurriedly relocated to Albufeira, Portugal. Sartawi was selected by the PLO as its representative at this meeting in Portugal. Because the SI counted both the Israeli Labor Party and the PLO as members, it was hoped that such a meeting could promote the Middle Eastern peace process. On April 10, 1983 Sartawi was shot and killed in the lobby of the Montechoro Hotel in Albufeira, Portugal. The gunman escaped. Sartawi's assassination (later claimed by the Abu Nidal Organization) was witnessed by SI secretary-general, Bernt Carlsson, and was assumed to have been carried out so as to frustrate Carlsson's peace efforts

[@frederiquecouture3924]

An imprint of St Martin's Press...@2008.

[@EuropeanQoheleth]

45:06 Seems he has Bill Clinton's autobiography on the bottom shelf.

[@lisa._.the._.lovely]

YEP. IT MATCHES THE ONE ON MY SHELF. How observant are you!

[@_Viking]

Waage is considered an norwegian expert in the conflict. But her stating that the norwegian government was pro israeli was 20 years too late. Because the support israel had at some point was demolished and turned backward during the 70s and 80s. In the 90s, there were very few politicians who openly supported Israel. She knows that but chooses to paint a picture where the deal was better for israel than the palestinians. It was actually the opposite!

[@frederiquecouture3924]

Making Peace with the PLO. The Rabin Government'Road to the Oslo Accord. David Makosky Published in Cooperation with The Washington Institute for Near East Policy. Westview A division of Harper Collins Publisher's @ 1967 by the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

[@jarrodyuki7081]

accept apartheid.

[@frederiquecouture3924]

Non.

[@frederiquecouture3924]

The PIG Book. How Government Wastes Your Money. By Citizens Against Government Waste... Thomas Dunne Books/St Martin's Griffin New York Thomas Dunne Books

[@maria610421]

Google, The US and UK lost three nuclear weapons

[@Oo7Hola]

maria610421 the aliens stole them. Then need them for planet Neptune

[@larrygrecko921]

The US has lost much more than 3 themselves

[@terrellmiller4768]

I bet Israel 🇮🇱 found them

[@sqrshgtpop-ko7id]

Stss cold gh two 391code conference in deal of Oslo negotiation pact

[@gbadesakin]

Now it’s the Nowegian Labour party’s attempts at a political solution was one sided. An old English saying, “a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush”. The Israelis had from the outset played a long game, always willing to accept what was given to them even if it was a little plot on British controlled Palestine. The Arabs thinking they had the numbers were simply not prepared to compromise. It’s that adage of a bird in the hand and playing the long game that has enabled Israel to acquire even more than it thought it would over the years. It has over the years been able to put itself in a much more powerful and dominant position because of this while the Arabs have grown weaker for a number of reasons: 1. Bad leadership 2. Inability to see the wood for the trees 3. Cowardly leaders This had led to the Arabs losing more than they should have over the years. Arafat was not brave enough to negotiate and agree with the Israelis for fear of being assassinated by the more militant members of the Arab nation. Leaders who had the courage to take that step paid for it with their lives - King Abdullah of Jordan and President Anwar Sadat just to mention two. As to the Oslo Accords both 1 and 2, supporters of the Palestinian cause have said it was a bad unacceptable deal because of the settlements, well there are more settlements now compared to what there was 50 years ago. What the lesson here is when you are negotiating from a weak position you take the best you can until you are in a position of strength. Over 70 years ago Israel had most if not all of the Arabs states against it, today most of this states are for now all prepared to side the Abrahamic Accord to the detriment of the Palestinians. Of course people will want to discuss the nuances of the Palestinians/Israeli conflict … etc, the fact is they are losing out. We all sit in the comfort of our Western homes, in our African independent communities, imperfect as they are criticising Israel, but they have played the game perfectly and the Arabs have not. These are home truths the Arabs do not like to talk about but to quote a bit of Colonel Jessup, “… you don't want the truth because deep down in places you don't talk about…” the Arabs know that they messed up and the tragedy is they keep messing up.

[@_Viking]

From the river to the sea, free israel 🇮🇱❤️🇮🇱

[@sqrshgtpop-ko7id]

,🤔🤗

[@ChapalPuteh_]

So the Oslo Agreement, only a liar ..

[@elainegmorrison]

The secular religious division was also thus concocted. Remember the stupid televised video of religious kids playing at guerrilla warfare on Channel 1? The same news channel broadcast Rabin's shooter had a GSS handler, the one who was responsible for that laughable video.

[@taraguang]

Mati karena sayap kiri kaum sendiri

[@mdmominul3548]

It's Palestine land.israel Get out to go Garman.Freedom Palestine

[@mss0206]

why they did not ask the other party to officially denounce violence ....i mean you dont need to be a diplomat or a politician for that. there are two parties and they need to agree so why not ask the "more poweful part" to denouce violence

[@JohnDoe-wv2tk]

*🦉who demised Arafat*

[@farahmaswadeh6245]

Polonium

[@JohnDoe-wv2tk]

@@farahmaswadeh6245*ThxU bhh did they find/capture the assailant 😱*

[@farahmaswadeh6245]

@@JohnDoe-wv2tk we all know who it is

[@farahmaswadeh6245]

@@JohnDoe-wv2tk isn't it obvious who it is

[@JohnDoe-wv2tk]

@@farahmaswadeh6245 *knot really, it may knot be all what it seems...never; hardly ever any reel proof, unfortunately; was did any one actually witness anything* We lose a reasonable person in all this Peace affect, it seem.*

[@jamoin4310]

pure biased but good for entertainment

[@ev17dan]

Hoes mad

[@DCvg-tg4es]

Arafat was a fool

[@luqmanmaalim6245]

Mind your .......

[@mikhailv67tv]

Why? How?

[@DCvg-tg4es]

@@mikhailv67tv the Pétain of the Palestinians.

[@frederiquecouture3924]

?

[@kamelnawf8900]

Your the fool, Arafat was the only real leader palestine has had

[@fh7277]

Islam is responsible for all miseries!

[@usernamah3774]

Explain how.

[@larrygrecko921]

Islam explains why You are such a pathetic coward ... that is super interesting please explain

[@evamurray2564]

@@usernamah3774 how they treat women, lgbqt community, others of a different religion. All the terrorist attacks across the world. Islam creates a lot of extremists.

[@kareemwail4495]

@@evamurray2564 ALL terrorist attacks?

[@wowso4]

Zionism is responsible for all miseries

[@_Viking]

Oh my.. these norwegian diplomats don't speak english very well 😅

[@nathelondon3719]

Yasser Arafat was offered 98% of what he wanted but under pressure walked away at the last moment.

[@muha5593]

Rubbish

[@pakistanzindabad4ever]

FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇸🇵🇰🇵🇸🇵🇰🇵🇸🇵🇰