The Romans are not the ones sitting on the defendants' bench on Tisha B'Av
The Oslo Accords were not just a security mistake, they granted legitimacy to the idea that another people has a national right in the heart of our homeland. When we lost sovereignty - the Temple…
Assessment
The piece argues that the Oslo Accords were not merely a security failure but a fundamental legitimization of another people's national claim in the heart of the Jewish homeland. It draws a direct parallel between loss of sovereignty and the destruction of the Temple, suggesting that reclaiming full sovereignty is the prerequisite for rebuilding. The reader should watch for how this framing influences political discourse around territorial compromise and national identity.