00:00And I know that I think you're asked that question a lot, but of course it's top of mind of people.
00:06How does this current situation relate to the Oslo Accords, to the two-state solution?
00:11Are we still within that framework or are we now departing to some other frameworks?
00:19Any thoughts on that?
00:21Yes, it's a very important point because actually that provides the legal framework for all, should provide the legal framework for everything that we're doing now.
00:34This is an international treaty, also agreement whether we like all of it, we like part of it.
00:40Some people say it was supposed to have expired in five years and a state would have been established by now, et cetera.
00:48Despite all of that, the fact is that Oslo Agreement is an international treaty that was signed between the PLO, Palestine Law Operation Organization, and the Israeli government, signed at the White House.
01:06The U.S. was a witness to this, and the documents were sent to the United Nations after that became an international treaty.
01:12So what governs the relationship between us and Israel until this moment is actually this treaty, this agreement.
01:21We know that it should have been, the work should have been completed by now.
01:26The permanent solution of two-state solution should have been negotiated but also implemented.
01:31That didn't happen yet, but we still believe that until such thing, until we implemented to see a solution fully, the Oslo Agreement is the legal framework that governs the relations.
