Twenty Years Ago, Israelis Learned Something New about Their Conflict with the Palestinians. The Rest of the World Is Still Catching Up
War has consequences.
July 8, 2022
Twenty Years Ago, Israelis Learned Something New about Their Conflict with the Palestinians. The Rest of the World Is Still Catching Up
War has consequences.
In the years following the 1993 Oslo Accords—which gave Palestinians, for the first time in history, limited sovereignty as a step toward political independence—Palestinian attacks on Israeli civilians became more common. With the outbreak of the second intifada in 2000, suicide bombings became more frequent still, leaving hundreds dead. Shany Mor describes the state of public opinion at the time:
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