Compromised peace? Oslo Accords figure deeply linked to Epstein network

Al JazeeraCenterEN 4 min read 100% complete by Mohammad MansourFebruary 12, 2026 at 10:19 AM

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Terje Rod-Larsen, a key architect of the 1993 Oslo Accords, is facing allegations of corruption and blackmail after new documents revealed his involvement with late financier Jeffrey Epstein. Rod-Larsen facilitated visas for Epstein's victims and was listed as a beneficiary in Epstein's will worth millions of dollars. The Norwegian diplomat used his position as president of the International Peace Institute to launder the reputation of Epstein's associates, including writing official letters of recommendation for young Russian women allegedly trafficked by Epstein. The allegations have led to Rod-Larsen's wife resigning from her post and having her security clearance revoked. Palestinian leaders are questioning whether the Oslo Accords were brokered by a mediator vulnerable to elite blackmail and foreign intelligence pressure. The scandal has sent shockwaves through the diplomatic community, prompting investigations into the role of blackmailed diplomats in shaping international agreements.

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Key Player Opposition Context

Jordan 30% Iraq 30% Yitzhak Rabin 40% Yasser Arafat 40% Bill Clinton 40% United States ×240% Norway ×250% International Peace Institute (IPI) 50% Mona Juul 60% Oslo Accords ×270% Jeffrey Epstein ×480% Terje Rod-Larsen ×590%

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jeffrey epstein 100% oslo accords 100% terje rod-larsen 90% corruption 80% blackmail 80% peace process 70% sex trafficking 60% visa fraud 60% middle east 50% diplomat 40%