Palestinians were given autonomy in parts of the West Bank and Gaza. These are areas of historic Palestine that Israel invaded in 1967, and which have been known as the Occupied Territories since then. The autonomy process was supposed to lead to the creation of a full Palestinian state. Jewish settlers forced around 750,000 Arabs to flee from Palestine in 1948. They then set up the Jewish state of Israel, to which every Jew in the world has the right to return.
Palestinian refugees have no right to return.
Said shows that the Oslo deal has done nothing to improve the conditions and political freedom of ordinary Palestinians. Palestinians have lived in apartheid conditions in Israel and the Occupied Territories for the last 52 years. They are second class citizens subject to Israeli dominance. Israelis see Palestine as belonging solely to them. They want to control as much of the area as possible without recognising the rights of the Palestinians.