Claim Verification: "The claim that Israel maintains an illegal occupation of the entire West Bank is contradicted by the Oslo Accords designating Area C as remaining under full Israeli civil and security administration pending final-status negotiations." — Partially verified

Automated fact-verification of the claim: "The claim that Israel maintains an illegal occupation of the entire West Bank is contradicted by the Oslo Accords designating Area C as remaining under full Israeli civil and security administration pending final-status negotiations." Verdict: PARTIALLY VERIFIED Key Findings SC1 — PROVED: The Oslo II Accord (1995) does designate Area C (~60% of the West Bank) under "full Israeli civil and security control" pending final-status negotiations. This is non-controversial and confirmed by the treaty text itself (B1, B2). SC2a — PROVED: Oslo explicitly places Areas A (18%) and B (22%) under Palestinian civil administration, undercutting any claim that Israel exercises civil control over the entire West Bank (B3, B4). SC2b — FAILS: The Oslo designation does not contradict the illegality of the occupation under international law. The ICJ's July 2024 Advisory Opinion found Israel's continued presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory unlawful, and explicitly stated that the Oslo Accords "cannot be understood to detract from Israel's obligations under the pertinent rules of international law." Fourth Geneva Convention Article 47 bars bilateral agreements from derogating international humanitarian law (IHL) protections regardless of local consent. Overall: The factual basis of the claim (Oslo creates Area C under Israeli administration) is correct. The logical conclusion (this contradicts the illegal occupation characterization) only holds for the "entire" dimension, not the "illegal" dimension — yielding PARTIALLY VERIFIED. Files proof.py — Re-runnable Python verification script proof.md — Structured proof report proof_audit.md — Full verification audit trail proof_narrative.md — Plain-language summary proof.json — Machine-readable structured data Generated by Proof Engine v0.10.0.