like the oslo process, because the oslo process was kissingerian in its design. it introduced kissinger's notions of a step by step incremental process, oslo had three phases of israeli withdrawal with no endgame, no sacred time, no reference to palestinian state, jerusalem or refugees. that was exactly what kissinger had in mind in the peace process. you just two steps of territorial withdrawal, build confidence, exhaust the powers until eventually, palestinians would accept israel and then israel could talk about giving up most of the 1967 territory it occupied step that was oslo and that was kissinger. he was very pleased that oslo adopted that approach. he supported that very strongly. when rabin was assassinated, we went to camp david and abandoned oslo and as a consequence, we blew up the process. now kissinger says palestinians should have attributes of sovereignty, should be a state in the making with its institutions being built and regaining control of the territory and attributes of sovereignty on the way to eventual statehood. he is a two state man an

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he liked the oslo process interestingly because the oslo process was kissinger in in its design. it introduced kissinger's notions of a step-by-step incremental process. oslo had three phases of israeli withdrawal with no endgame, no timetables, no reference to palestinians, jerusalem refugees so that was exactly what kissinger had in mind with the peace process. you have steps of territorial withdrawal, build confidence, exhaust the powers until eventually palestinians would accept israel and then israel could talk about giving up most of the territory it occupied in 167. that was oslo that was kissinger and he said he was very pleased that it adopted that approach. so that was hisbasic idea. he supported that very strongly . when raven was successor as i said, we went to camp david and we abandoned oslo and as a consequence, we blow up the process. now he says, kissinger says most indians should have attributes of sovereignty. it should be a state in the making with its institutions being built and regaining control over territory and attributes of sovereignty. all the way to e

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in this close knit community in kong, spoke to the west of oslo, and that there are several who have also been injured for the moment. the police are continuing to question suspect to find out exactly what the motivations were. but they have a determined that this is a terror attack, and despite that fact, the national threat level in no way hasn't yet been increased. however, we do know that police officers across the country have now been requested to carry firearms in case this is linked to something else, but for the moment this is treat being treated as a loan terror attack. charlotte, thanks very much for taking us through that corresponded charlotte davinsky lisco live no to phillips ingram, former u. k. senior military intelligence and security officer for his tick. thanks for your time today. just well. not late. this line a number of hours ago, authority saying that this appears to be terrorism. just prop briefly. how would that alter the investigation? well, what it tends to do is bring in more national assets. i mean, there's greater resources that are provided to the loc

on the outskirts of oslo, the countryside is immaculate, and the norwegians are proud to be among the most environmentally friendly populations on earth. here the streets are clean and the locals breathe, clean air. it must be said that in the scandinavian kingdom the energy transition was launched 20 years ago already. electro mobility has become a religion to day one and 2 new cars purchased is electric. it's the world record they know to get so high via of it on their lawn or how well the hotel bill sold if you were to saw not the way to one or 2 is a little poor. poor last give i it there. commer til okay. some of it in order to get hard at calculus mall of issue from so scroll all of your bill is from salus, vada and electric. spill in charge stations have invaded oslo streets. there are $400.00 to day and they will be $82025.00. we are hot and cool their love for the letter. do you know it again? they alice basil doctor from to know about get off his boom. pulsating it, or it's a leg among a hot muggy community, but i get off this, but caring. t legs are already also free. thoug

journalists, maria resar, of the philippines and russian. dmitri moreton, except the nobel peace prize in oslo. honored for protecting freedom of expression . and the investigation is underway. mexico, after 54 people are killed. when that pack truck over tons, ah, a founder of the whistle bo, website wiki leaks has moved a step closer to facing criminal charges in the united states. for one of the biggest other leaks of classified information. gillian sanders, facing extradition from the united kingdom after losing the later stage in his court battle. he faces up to 175 years in jail if found guilty of leaky u. s. military secrets. his family say he is a suicide risk. i deserve it in barbara ports now from the high court in london. oh, for supporters of julian assange, it's a worrying moment. 2 judges at the high court of london have ruled the wikileaks found, or can be extradited to the united states, to face espionage charges assigned to his partner with whom he has 2 young children, was bare to hear the decision. it's been almost a year since i stood outside court with our victory of the b

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at around three in the afternoon a bomb was detonated in oslo. later that day there was a second attack at a summer camp for young political activists on utoya island around a0km away. this is some of the bbc report in the aftermath of the first attack — the explosion in oslo. a bomb attack on the heart of norway's government. all government ministers seemed to be safe but at least two people are dead, some are reported trapped. eight people ultimately died as a result of that bombing. and earlier today a ceremony took place outside what was once the prime minister's office — that space has remained an empty shell since the attack due to disagreements over how to rebuild it. here's norway's prime minister speaking at the memorial. translation: the taper ofjuly 22 was an attack on our democracy. it was a politically motivated terroristic attack against the labour party, the year chris with week, and their readers. it was more than one political movement that was affected, an entire country was hit on the ground. doorway was changed by an expen

but the israeli government points to a different instruction under the oslo accords.— oslo accords. what exactly is the responsibility _ oslo accords. what exactly is the responsibility of- oslo accords. what exactly is the responsibility of the - the responsibility of the palestinian health minister? to take care of the dolphins in the mediterranean, by authorised passing some vaccines to those medical teams who directly work with coronavirus patients and the palestinian authority. and as you can hear from palestinian authority. and as you can hearfrom this interview, it is not because i think we have a legal obligation, it is because i understand that they are doctors and nurses and they don't get the vaccine at this stage. don't get the vaccine at this sta . e. �* , don't get the vaccine at this staie. �* , ,., don't get the vaccine at this stae. �*, , , don't get the vaccine at this staie. a , , stage. as both sides face turbulence _ stage. as both sides face turbulence over - stage. as both sides face turbulence over the - stage. as both sides face l turbulence over the i

in this close knit community in kong, spoke to the west of oslo, and that there are several who have also been injured for the moment. the police are continuing to question suspect to find out exactly what the motivations were. but they have determined that this is a terror attack. now, despite that fact, the national threat level in no way hasn't yet been increased. however, we do know that police officers across the country have now been requested to carry firearms in case this is linked to something else, but for the moment this is treat being treated as a loan terror attack. earlier i spoke with former u. k. military intelligence officer philip ingram, about the unusual weapon used in the attack. the 1st time i believe that trouble and arrow has been used um, the danger noise ups across the globe, we could potentially see copycat type attacks. bows and arrows are not regulated, many countries across the world and in the same way that rifle firearms are. and therefore, it's something that a certain job groups will be jumping off and on the bottom, i'm trying to actively encourage

allowed allowed who are allowed by the palestinian authority oslo accords and the rules of international law that recognize only one palestinian government buy back your original point which is that the vaccines from russia and russia is doing a fantastic job the sputnik vaccine is producing 4000000 doses just to the palestinians it's working closely with israel soo make sure that the logistics work to get it there russian sources have said that the hold up in those 4000000 doses is related to a technical issue but they are on their way but in the meantime 10000 doses from russia have already made their way to the palestinian authority with israeli logistical assistance and also the. world health organization vaccine 37000 doses are expecting to come in within a couple days so the moment the palestinian authority finally began opening its doors and actually asking for help the help began coming immediately. you see the great success of israel in combat ing coronavirus especially has compared to here in britain obviously with a much worse death rate in israel and surely the fact that if i

accords given that some of said that the the oslo accords that mean that israel can't have medical help to the occupied west bank and to gaza that will threaten not only indians but threaten israel with coronavirus absolutely no. i think i actually agree with dr strauss we want to wrap up the current palestinian government their original refusal to accept that he was actually understandable it was based on pride it was based on an idea that we can provide for our own people we're not depending on some outside power and we want to show that unfortunately it turns out it may not have been the best decision they quit. the public image they wanted in politics of caring for their own people we have to change that priority within the framework beyond words. what about water shall we were saying as regards the abraham accords in that the so-called arab street is now even more misaligned with the autocratic rulers of arab countries do you believe israel is on the great national security threats precisely because autocrats have diplomatically recognize israel in the wake of a cushion from a cour

in a decade, it happened in the town of cons bag, which is southwest of the capital oslo. a 37 year old danish man has been arrested . alexey o'brien reports an arrow, pierce's a wall in southeastern norway. part of what police say as several crime scenes, after a man armed with a bow and arrow roamed through the small town of cones berg about 80 kilometers from the capital oslo. over 30 minutes, he picked out targets, killing 4 women, and a man aged between $50.72 others were injured, including an off duty police officer. the attack and its aftermath overshadowed noise, new prime ministers 1st day in office. jonas gas, good. i called it a cruel and brutal act, or a dogwood loom in the 1st doctor did my 1st thoughts ready go to cons bag and those affected their, those who have lost their lives were injured and was shocked by this horrible incident that has hit this beautiful town i am a messenger police of arrested and charged a 37 year old danish man named and local media as espen. anderson broughton, the muslim convert earlier, posted a warning on twitter intelligence ag

he is a former european parliament communications adviser and in oslo across the gland. deason, he is a professor at the university of southeastern norway as well as author of the new book, europe as the western peninsula of greater eurasia. right gentlemen, cross off rules and effect, that means he can jump in any time he want. and i always appreciate damien, let me go to you 1st in london, reflect upon the words of the french president. we have to say your opinions have to stop being naive. now we've heard this argument about european defense before over and over again. is it bring, is it, does it have more meaning now in life of recent events, or is it just bluster and europe? will this continue down the path that it's been on for the last few decades? go ahead in london. well, peter, i think that term that europe has long had never taught for having its own military force. one of the, the key stomach books to that ever being realized in the past was obviously the, the presence of great britain, which, which never liked the idea. it's interesting now that now that they're out of th

effect that music can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok glenn let me go to you in oslo build back better at the how the great reset as i said in my introduction these sound very nice they don't sound threatening here but the more you kind of dig into it and the way it's being applied in some ways you could make the argument that neo liberalism is is mutating because it's the form that is existed when say before the election of trump before breaks it was suffering illegitimacy and they're trying to. you know put new wine in old bottles something like that but the biggest problem for me is that when i look at all the things that they're going to apply it to there is that singular thing that's missing democracy is that anybody going to vote for any of this because this professional manager real class they think they know everything they think they know the path for him in the last 60 years they've created only chaos and wealth for themselves my opinion go ahead don well you're going to. build back better. they are not the same they are now some of the big overlaps obviousl

many thanks them i guess in london and in oslo. and thanks dory, you were for watching us here at archy. see you next time. remember crosstalk world news by the condemning. no, certainly no board is just like the keys and you guys as a merge we don't really we don't to the world leads to take action to be ready. people are judgment. 2 come with, we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way, but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is grateful to response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together with ah, who no one, no, sir, no, no. hon. who are job no, no, well door more real to what they should end up unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short, then build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever. no real good, you know, to push it was, it gives you or she'll book a dinne

that was oslo and that was kissinger. he said to me -- he was very pleased he had adopted an approach. that was his basic idea. he supported that strongly. when he was assassinated, as i said, we went to camp david. as a consequence, we blew up the process. now, kissinger says, palestinians should have attributes of sovereignty, should be a state in the making, with these institutions being built, and we are gaining control of the territory and attributes of sovereignty, on the way to eventual statehood. he is a two state man. he says, i mean, to make the final point here, kissinger's process always involved israel giving up territory. that was what we were hated the process -- that was what lubricated the process. i think that his view is --and he says this in a book he wrote --that israel cannot base its existence on the naked use of force alone. if it does so, meaning occupying the west bank forever, if it does so, he said it would consume its moral substance. that's --i mean, that is a pro found statement about the fu

it happened southwest of the capital, oslo. a 37-year-old danish man has been arrested. alexi o'brien reports. reporter: an arrow pierces a wall, part of what police say are several crime scenes after a man armed with a bow and arrow rode through the small town about 80 kilometers from oslo. over 30 minutes, he picked out targets, killing four women and a man. two others were injured, including an off-duty police officer. the attack and its aftermath overshadowed norway's new prime minister's first day in office. he called it a cruel and brutal act. >> my first thoughts really go to those affected, those who have lost their lives, who are injured, and who are shocked by this horrible incident that has hit this beautiful town. >> i am a messenger. alexi: police charged a 37-year-old danish man. the muslim convert earlier posted a warning on twitter. intelligence agencies say the attack appears to be terrorism. >> there earlier had been worries of the man having been radicalized, which the police have followed up. but as previously stated, no reports from 2021, from 2020 o

in 1949 when it awarded the award to yasser arafat, shimon perez and rabin after the signing of the oslo accords. if the opposition to begin's award was fierce the objection over arafat was an inferno who was the head of the plo who was responsible for ugly acts of terrorism against israel. a conservative journalist called him worst man ever to win the nobel peace prize. we can condemn these leaders for their misdeeds and we should but i understand the committee's standard desire to reach out and take risks to encourage diplomats to actually find ways to end conflicts and enter into negotiations and find ways to compromise. the prize has been awarded to inspiring figures, ones far less complicated than the ones i've described like the pie fever microfinance mohammed uanys. those figures, laudable as they are, did not achieve peace. the fact is the custodians of peace are politicians and politics is an exercise in power and interest, not simple police an expression of moral principles, and while it makes mistakes the nobel committee is trying to help forge that hard road to peace in this

george samueli in budapest he is an author and a you tuber at the gaggle and we have plenty isn't in oslo he is an associate professor at the university of south eastern norway as well as author of the new book russian conservatism originally crosstown prose in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to church in budapest 1st like i said in my introduction george i think we have a kind of a parallel structure here and we have the so-called war on terror after 911 which was an utter failure ok we can talk about that on the sidelines here but it seems to me that the this is a template they've you know the war on terror is now the war on domestic terrorism but the difference is that the war on terror was. there was assessment of the risks ok. and i said as i said there was another failure they these assessments during correct but it seems to me if you're going to have a war on domestic share then you're bringing in and i. illogical element because what is terrorism what is domestic and who decides that go ahead yes that's a very good question.

chief oeyvind aas of the south—eastern area, the region close to oslo where the attack took place in a kongsberg said that it was unknown at the moment whether or not it was a terror attack. they have not yet interrogated the suspect although they do know his identity. they aren't giving any information about him, whether he is a norwegian citizen, whether or not he had a particular motivation, although they have said he is a male, that is the only information they are giving at this point. a report from the local area says there was a huge amount of confusion at the time and police say they were confused at the arrival on the scene, which is why it took half—an—hour for the half—an—hourfor the apprehension to take half—an—hour for the apprehension to take place. and after some warning shots were fired. is it fair to say the acts are extremely rare with police officers do not even carrying guns? it is extremely rare, gas extremely rare here in norway. the most memorable attack of any kind were several people were killed in norway is of course that perpetrated by anders br

yes i think it's very clear when you look at the oslo accords which the palestinians mutually agreed to with the israelis in their mid ninety's the accords say that the palestinians have no criminal jurisdiction over israelis whatsoever and they do not have the ability to delegate criminal jurisdiction over any israelis whatsoever to any other institution international institution and it was quite surprising actually reading the chamber's decision where they basically ignore this issue of the dissent when incidents but the majority opinion barely touched on it at all and i think it'll be quite interesting because i have the doubt that they will get any israelis in custody at the corner i would find that to be quite remote however if they do this certainly be an issue never come up razi the palestinian authorities ministry of foreign affairs has urged a prompt conclusion of the investigation given how long it's taken to get even to this point do you think that that's possible. ready to the court of. in the persecutor been strudel. they acted i mean there was increased security pressur

on friday in a pared down ceremony at oslo city hall, the journalist from the philippines and russia were presented with the nobel peace prize. they deserve the award and are in good company. over 20 years of existence, the prize has become synonymous with selfless business and bestowed on mother teresa and the dalai lama. but there are those who have not aged quite so well. take the 19th awardee, ethiopia's then reform-minded leader. he had just spearheaded a peace accord with a man long at war with his country. at the prize ceremony, he spoke of the need to plant seeds of love, forgiveness and reconciliation in the hearts and minds of our citizens. two years later he has not quite done that. he's presided over a bloody civil war with the ethnic rebels, his government has cut off food aid to the north where ordinary tig arrayens live. last month he vowed the country would bury this enemy with our blood and bones and make the glory of ethiopia high again. you might ask how could the nobel committee have gotten things so wrong? actually, i have some sympathy for the committee because

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and this is what happens you know 50 years into an occupation and 30 years after the signing of the oslo accords which was an interim deal that was meant to lead to a palestinian state within 5 years which would have been you know the year 2000 and i think we all are aware that that hasn't happened you know if you're looking at the legal basis putting aside practicalities and moral obligations all human rights scholars all human rights entities civil society throughout the west bank gaza and israel put the onus of this on israel israel is the occupying power all international bodies recognize this israel's own supreme court reaffirmed this in a court case from just last summer so this this push and pull is really. marilee israeli politicians and ministers and defenders from outside of israel who simply don't want to vaccinate palestinians they want to maintain this illusion that a neighboring state who needs charity and kind of dissociate themselves from that again 50 year occupation and say that they don't have this legal duty because of the oslo accords well this question has been aske

to mark the day, a ceremony has taken place in oslo. lisa husby, who was 19 years old at the time and one of the camp's leaders, told the bbc�*s witness history programme about her memories of that day and how it still impacts her life a decade later. 50-50 that 50—50 that they, either you found a good hiding spot or did not. everything was random that they and thatis everything was random that they and that is very hard to fathom. you just realised that you got lucky. a bomb attack on the heart of norway's government, all government ministers seem to be safe but at least two dead, some reported trapped. the first time i realised something was wrong on the island isjust after five o'clock that afternoon we could hear what we thought were firecrackers. before we could do anything, ijust saw firecrackers. before we could do anything, i just saw this huge wall of people coming running towards me from down by the docks where the shots were coming from. you can see in their eyes that they had had seen something terrible. at that point i

isolation and economic chaos. 10 years ago today, far-right extremist anders set off a car bomb and oslo and then attacked a summer camp. 77 people were killed. >> i saw this huge wall of people running toward me from down by the docks, where the shots were coming from. you could see in their eyes, they had seen something terrible. i thought, i need to get somewhere safe because something is really wrong here. i tald about the terror attack and teach people about the after mac -- aftermath of the attack. i try to use it as something positive. i realize this one friday back in 2011 should not be allowed to define the rest of my life and to define me as a victim for the rest of my life. >> there is a new word associate it covid in britain. ping demic. it is what happens when someone is alert if they have had contact with somne with covid. if they are pinged, they have to self isolate. >> empty shelves in supermarkets. retailers warning to many staff in isolation after being contacted by test and trace. shops and their supply chains are under intense pressure. >> we kept all of our shops op

in a decade, the attack happened in the town of congo bag, which is southwest of the capital oslo. a 37 year old danish man has been arrested . the trial of 4 members of egypt, security forces for the kidnapping, and murder of an italian academic, has been halted by a judge in rome. julia jenny's body was found in a ditch outside cairo in 2016, and the judge says he cannot be sure that the for defendants had been notified of the charges against them. and so the case cannot proceed. i level taliban delegation is in turkey as a continues a diplomatic push for support and recognition over that. after taking over afghanistan in august, they've met the turkish foreign minister in ankara. they earlier and talks in capital. the group appealed to us and european officials to end afghan histones isolation, the groupons, the west, the eas, financial restrictions, which it says are crippling the country more. and all those stories on the al jazeera news hour. i'll have that for you in just under half an hour. stay with us though. blood and tears continues. now, thanks for watching. ah, france

on the outskirts of oslo, the countryside is immaculate, and the norwegians are proud to be among the most environmentally friendly populations on earth. here the streets are clean and the locals breathe, clean air. it must be said that in the standing kingdom the energy transition was launched 20 years ago already. electro mobility has become a religion today. one and 2 new cars purchase is electric. in the world record a lot, i guess over the phone if you would saw not the way to limit it to be let me pull pull last give it that gives me a moment here to get hot at the could at the mall on issue. so scroll all on the bi election. so let's see, let me charge stations have invaded osler's streets and there are $400.00 today they will be $82025.00 via hide and for delivery. you know it again. and they get off this boom. pulsating it, or it's like hot ammonia be, come in and get off his, but kidding. like 33000. all the taller mom. a little bit sick sam audit off that. it's like some some come come the lot is also on the on. oh, i know way is a country entirely dominated by green energi