The Oslo Accord wasn't exactly a peace treaty. Think of it like sending a "maybe" RSVP to a party - you're not committing, but you're not saying no.

• Israeli Troop Movement

  • Gaza & Jericho: Israeli troops were like, “Okay, we're heading out!” They left Gaza and Jericho. (Check out the map on page 11 for some geo-coolness.)

  • Other Parts of West Bank: Some parts? Yep. Every part? Nope. Military bases, Jewish settlements, and Jerusalem remained troop hotspots.

• Election Time! 🗳️

  • The Palestinians were like, “It's our turn to choose!” So, elections were set up for a Palestinian Authority (PA) to boss around the West Bank and Gaza for half a decade.

• 5-Year Plan

  • Over these 5 years, they'd chat about a final settlement. Kind of like deciding on the theme of the big school dance... but way more complicated.

• Partition Throwback

  • After 46 years, both sides nodded to the UN's 1947 partition idea. Progress, right?

Fun Fact: Within a year, Israeli troops really did pack up and leave Gaza and Jericho! And Yasser Arafat? He got a rockstar welcome in Gaza in 1994. He hadn’t been there for 27 years. It’s like returning to your hometown and everyone's cheering!