Long before the start of the Gaza war in 2023, there was a growing consensus among global policymakers, political activists, and the broader foreign policy community that Israel-Palestine was stuck in a political and diplomatic vortex. It was becoming clear that the Oslo process – and the very idea of a two-state solution negotiated under the skewed and coercive power dynamics of permanent military occupation – was no longer a relevant framework for resolving the situation in Israel-Palestine, and that a growing chorus of experts no longer believed it to be viable. As of 2025, it is undeniable that even the broadest interpretation of the Oslo process offers no viable path forward that can be translated into policy.
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