Mona Juul and her husband Terje Rod-Larsen, two significant Norwegian figures involved in the accords, appeared as close contacts of the late billionaire and sexual offender.

The latest disclosures have also drawn renewed attention on documents related to the agreement that have been missing for over 33 years. In Norway, the narrative after the accords has been used to portray the kingdom as a peace-nurturing nation.

But in reality the agreement has been a failure and a catastrophe for the Palestinian people, as Israel’s settler colonisation continues with impunity and tens of thousands of Palestinians are killed in Gaza and the West Bank.

The myth making about Norway’s role in Oslo was conveyed in a 2017 play titled Oslo, which was financed by Jeffrey Epstein, as well as a movie of the same name produced by Steven Spielberg in 2021.

But the reality was that real peace was never on the agenda, according to Waage.

“The only problem is just that there was no peace, and my research shows that the Oslo Accords was a deal created solely on Israel’s premises, where Norway was willingly running a duty for Israel,” she said.