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Oslo didn't have anything in it forbidding Israel for taking action against terrorists. It is Israel's right to do whatever it wants to terrorists. In fact, during the Olso years Israel did target terrorists whenever it saw fit. It is the government, not a document, which influences how many terrorists will be targeted. Israel doesn't need the green light from anyone or any document to strike terrorists. Now if we look at the US, US policy remains the same that they oppose these targeting of terrorists, but its not like they are going to do anything physically about it, just like previous administrations had a policy of.

The roadmap is like Oslo as it gives legitmacy to the PLO, finances the PLO, sees those post-1967 lands as "occupied," and believes in land for peace.

Israel will get to strike even harder soon. Have patience.

After Israel leaves the 2% of Gaza and northern Samaria, it will be a turn for the worse, just like it was when the roadmap was launched. Terror will increase and more Israelis will be murdered.