The occupied West Bank was divided into three areas – A, B and C – as part of the Oslo Accords, signed by the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and Israel in 1993 and 1995. The ...

Israel approved a massive expansion of Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank this week in a move described as a ...

Israel has approved 22 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, the biggest expansion of settlements since the signing of ...

The Oslo II Accord of 1995 divided the West Bank into three zones: Area A under full Palestinian control, Area B under Palestinian civil and administrative control and Israeli security control ...

Under the Oslo Accords, 18% of the West Bank was defined as Area A, under Palestinian civil and security authority; approximately 22% was defined as Area B, under Palestinian civil authority ...

The first Oslo Accord ... The accords therefore led to the creation of the supposedly temporary Palestinian Authority (PA), and the division of territory in the West Bank into Areas A, B and ...

The agreement did not address the fact that the West Bank is divided into Areas A, B and C when it ... aspect outlined in Article 40 of the Oslo II Accord, concerning the Water and Sewage ...

Defense Minister Naftali Bennett on Wednesday approved an announcement of seven new nature reserves in the West Bank, the first time Israel has made such a move since the Oslo Accords were signed ...

Israel declared 800 hectares of land in the West Bank as property ... region is designated Area C, meaning it remained under full Israeli control after the 1995 Oslo II Accord.