Otzma Yehudit submits bill to repeal Oslo Accords, retake control of Areas A and B

Otzma Yehudit MK Limor Son Har-Melech submitted a bill upon the opening of the 26th Knesset on Wednesday to repeal the Oslo Accords, the Hebron Agreement, and the Wye River Memorandum, and to reclaim territories handed over under those agreements.

The bill seeks to dismantle the legal infrastructure that enabled the implementation of agreements between Israel and the Palestinians, setting up a political test for parties asked to vote on it.

Under the proposal, all agreements signed within the framework of the Oslo process and subsequent agreements would be annulled and no longer bind the State of Israel.

Additionally, the bill seeks to mandate that the state restore the situation to its previous status, including reclaiming territories handed over under the agreements, and repeal the legislation that enabled their implementation.

The move is likely to spark diplomatic and political controversy, including among parties that have declared opposition to the establishment of a Palestinian state but do not necessarily support repealing the Oslo Accords.

Through the bill, Son Har-Melech aims to force these parties into a parliamentary decision on the matter.

Otzma Yehudit MK: 'The Oslo disaster must end'

The explanatory notes to the bill argue that more than three decades after the signing of the Oslo Accords, following thousands of victims of terrorism and the October 7 attacks, the time has come to repeal the agreements and reclaim the territories handed over under them.

"Thirty-three years of bloodshed, thousands murdered, countless terror attacks, and the Simchat Torah massacre should have been enough for everyone to understand: the Oslo disaster must end," Son Har-Melech stated.

She said the bill is intended to compel parties to clarify their position regarding the continued existence of the agreements.

"This bill will be placed at the doorstep of any coalition established in Israel. Anyone who declares opposition to a Palestinian state, anyone who speaks about sovereignty and Israel's security, will have to decide whether they continue to keep alive the bloody agreements that brought this disaster upon us, or join us in historical rectification."

Son Har-Melech added that she intends to continue pushing the proposal even if it is not approved on the first attempt.

"The era of empty declarations is over. It is time to repeal the Oslo Accords, dismantle the infrastructure for establishing a terror state in the heart of our land, and restore Israeli sovereignty to all parts of the homeland. We will put this bill to the test time and again, until this historical injustice is corrected."

The proposal submitted with the opening of the new Knesset renews a prior initiative by Son Har-Melech. In May 2026, discussion of a bill to repeal the Oslo Accords was postponed in the Ministerial Committee for Legislation at the request of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Now, the lawmaker is seeking to advance the move once again in the 26th Knesset.