Renee Warringer, an expert in Middle Eastern history, Jeffrey Wilkinson, a trauma-focused author, Michael Malloy, a former ambassador, and Raja G. Khouri, a champion of Arab-Canadian relations, explore the failed Oslo Accords. They discuss the aspirations behind the 1993 peace agreement and its aftermath, examining issues like trauma, identity, and the complexities of occupation. The conversation highlights lessons learned, the role of historical narratives, and the need for new approaches in peacebuilding amidst ongoing conflicts.
