Oslo Agreement Guest Lecture

Join us on Thursday, December 15 at the Hauge University as a guest speaker from Israel sheds light on the story of border security between Israel and Palestine, from policy to implementation.

Signed in 1993 & 1995 the Oslo Agreement, also known as the Oslo Accords, created a system for Israel and Palestine to interface with each other on a diplomatic and political level.

The program will begin at 18:00 with coffee and tea in the lounge underneath the Aula.

At 18:30 we will enter room Ov k.61 and Dr. Michael will begin his guest lecture followed by taking questions from the audience.

Spots are very limited so please only RSVP if you know you will be able to join the event and are available at that time.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Capacity: 150

Dr. KOBI MICHAEL is a Senior Researcher forthe Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) & Senior Lecturer for Ariel University, Israel. Dr. Michael mainly concentrates on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and on strategic decision-making process derived from the dialogue and interfaces between the military and political echelons – strategic aspects of civil-military relations.

He has previously served as Deputy Director General at the Ministry of Strategic Affairs and senior advisor at the Israeli National Security Council and 23 years as a senior officer in the IDF Intelligence. He was among the founders and the commanders of the Israeli-Palestinian security coordination apparatuses in the Gaza Strip and West Bank, following the Oslo Agreement.