Why The Oslo Peace Accords What Went Wrong

Another reason, the Oslo Peace Accord did not work was simply due to being the first time both Israel and Palestine coming to a deal towards peace. If the accords were held today as discussed later, there is a possibility of the accords working. For being in the early stages of trying to find common ground between both sides, the Oslo Peace Accords did their best. The reason the accords went wrong is there was not enough information or knowledge to go off to see what needed to be changed and do the change in a logical way. For both Israel and Palestine, the accords were a first of many talks to come but at the time the failure was inevitable. What went wrong was the early process of the talks and how neither side could come up with solutions to benefit both sides. Especially in a time where Palestine had so little, no government, no true leaders, or an actual place to call home. For Israel, it seemed they had to power, the leverage was on their side and they said what goes. Basically, the failure came
The simple answer to make the accords better is to address what went wrong such as the Palestine wanting to be recognized and so forth. Yet, to make the Oslo Peace Accords better, the area needed to be addressed is the mediators. The mediators in this case were the United States and there backing to such a deal (Freeman, 248). The United States backing the Oslo Accords could have been made better if they oversaw what both sides were talking about. Instead of simply backing the Oslo Accords, the United States should have been a part of the discussion. If the United States were involved in the dealings and text of the accords, perhaps the accords could have moved forward. The United States along with the other countries, wanted a peace agreement between both countries. By having a better mediator for the discussions, both Israel and Palestine could have gotten what they