“Israel’s” push to cancel the Oslo Accords reflects a broader effort to end the two-state solution, expand control over the West Bank, and reshape the future of the Palestinian cause.

“Israel’s” post–October 7 exclusion of Palestinian workers led to a major labor shift, replacing them with foreign workers while still relying on Palestinians in reduced and informal ways, revealing economic disruption and the limits of full labor substitution.

The controversy over Egypt’s military movements did not begin with Israeli analyst Ben Tzion Macales‏’s posts, as the issue had already reached the official level in "Israel" through diplomatic statements and media reports accusing Cairo of breaching the "peace" treaty’s security arrangements.

The clash between the Haredim and Netanyahu goes beyond politics, exposing a deeper structural contradiction within the Zionist project between a militarized state reliant on conscription for prolonged war and an ultra-Orthodox camp seeking to preserve its privileges.

Extremist settlers and some soldiers, driven by religious ideology, carry out ongoing violence against Palestinians in the West Bank amid limited international response.