In November 1993, the world watched with bated breath as a momentous event took place that left a lasting impact on the Middle East. The Oslo Accords, signed on September 13th of that year, saw leaders from Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) come together to negotiate a peace agreement. This agreement marked a significant turning point in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, as it outlined mutual recognition, cooperation, and the establishment of an interim Palestinian self-government in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. The anticipation and hope surrounding this event were palpable, as people yearned for an end to the violence and a chance for a peaceful coexistence. The Oslo Accords paved the way for continued negotiations, fostering glimmers of hope and unity for the future.
