\"The Oslo Agreement is a Trojan horse with which to get senior Palestinian leaders into Israel.\" So said Yasser Arafat to a closed forum in Ramallah a few days ago. Israel government and security officials are presently studying material in which Arafat is quoted as having said, \"The intifada that the Palestinians began last year represents their coming out of the insides of the horse.\" The operative interpretation is that Arafat\'s conciliatory speech of three days ago is of no significance, and that the attacks against Israel should continue.
Feisal Husseini, too, called the Oslo Accords a Trojan horse. In his last interview, given to Egypt\'s Al-Arabi newspaper, Husseini said, \"The [ancient] Greek Army was unable to break into Troy... [Following the Greeks\' apparent defeat,] the people of Troy climbed on top of their city walls and could not find any traces of the Greek army, except for a giant wooden horse. They cheered and celebrated, thinking that the Greek troops had been routed and had left behind only a harmless wooden horse. So they opened the gates of the city and brought in the wooden horse. We all know what happened next… The Oslo accords were a Trojan Horse; the strategic goal is the liberation of Palestine from the [Jordan] river to the [Mediterranean] sea.\"
Feisal Husseini, too, called the Oslo Accords a Trojan horse. In his last interview, given to Egypt\'s Al-Arabi newspaper, Husseini said, \"The [ancient] Greek Army was unable to break into Troy... [Following the Greeks\' apparent defeat,] the people of Troy climbed on top of their city walls and could not find any traces of the Greek army, except for a giant wooden horse. They cheered and celebrated, thinking that the Greek troops had been routed and had left behind only a harmless wooden horse. So they opened the gates of the city and brought in the wooden horse. We all know what happened next… The Oslo accords were a Trojan Horse; the strategic goal is the liberation of Palestine from the [Jordan] river to the [Mediterranean] sea.\"