ett stort antal judiska samhällen i Judeen även formellt
införlivas i Israel närmar sig... Det blir första steget till verkliga förhandlingar med arabvärlden.
Israels fiender i EU, svenska regeringen och Svenska Kyrkan m fl (liksom deras allierade i Fatah och Hamas) skummar av raseri och försöker inbilla europeerna att ett Israel med mera stabila gränser skulle på något sätt utgöra ett "hot mot freden i Mellanöstern". Det visar ju egentligen bara hur okunniga och historielösa antisemiterna är...
Den folkrättsliga basen för verklig fred i regionen är nu som tidigare det som beslöts på San Remokonferensen 1920. Men det lär ni inte få höra ett ord om i svenska mediers hatorgier mot Israel...
En läckt rapport från israeliska underrättelsetjänsten analyserar vad som förmodligen kommer att ske de närmaste åren. De galna hundarna i FN, EU, UD m fl kommer att skälla. Det blir kravaller i en del arabstater, men sedan kommer de flesta att anpassa sig till verkligheten.
Och verkligheten är ju bl a att de s k moderata arabstaterna (t ex Egypten, Saudiarabien, Emiraten, Jordanien) var konsulterade och accepterade Trumpplanen i tysthet. De kommer att gny offentligt, men inser att planen är inkörsporten till verkliga framsteg i regionen...
Försitter man möjligheterna till en stabil överenskommelse även denna gången vrider man klockan femtio år tillbaka.
De måste finna en vettig lösning för hur man enklast avpolleterar bromsklossarna Fatah och Hamas. Men det borde väl arabvärldens "tungviktare" kunna lösa ? Det kanske skulle räcka med att genomföra fria val i "Palestina"? Hur många vill egentligen ha terror, förtryck och elände om de kan erbjudas ett vettigt alternativ ?
"A leaked report produced by analysts at Israel’s Ministry of Intelligence urges the government to annex occupied territories in the West Bank as soon as possible, in case Donald Trump loses the upcoming United States presidential elections in November. The report advises the Israeli government that it “should not expect” a widespread outbreak of violence in the streets. It also forecasts that “a wave of diplomatic protests” will gradually give its place to acceptance, as “the international system acclimates itself to annexation”.
The report was leaked to Israel Hayom,
a rightwing publication, which is currently Israel’s most widely read
newspaper. It discusses the so-called Netanyahu Annexation Plan, which
was first unveiled by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on
September 10, 2019, just days before Israel’s legislative elections. It
proposes the annexation by Israel of several Israeli settlements in the
Occupied Territories, which are viewed as illegal by the United Nations.
The plan has been condemned by the United Nations and many Western
countries, but has the approval of the White House.
Palestinian
groups and several Arab countries have warned Israel that there will be
serious consequences if it proceeds with the proposed annexation. But
the Intelligence Ministry report, authored at the request of the
Intelligence Services Minister Eli Cohen, claims that these warnings
should not worry the Israeli government. A possible annexation of the
Israeli settlements will cause some demonstrations throughout the Arab
World, it says, but it won’t substantially “rouse the Arab street”
against Arab governments. This, it claims, “will make it clear to Arab
leaders that the Palestinian issue is not a threat” to their political
survival.
The
report goes further, suggesting that an aggressive move by Israel may
bring Arab governments closer to it, once Arab leaders realize that the
annexation of Palestinian lands by the Jewish state will not prompt
major reactions among their citizens. Additionally, it suggests that the
timing for the annexation works in Israel’s favor, as the Palestinian
Authority, which controls the West Bank, has been substantially weakened
by its disagreement with the White House. Additionally, it says, Hamas
“lacks appetite for another round of fighting” and most Palestinians are
“mostly concerned with the troubles of day-to-day-life”. Other
countries are mostly preoccupied with the coronavirus pandemic, and the
Arab public outside Palestine has “more pressing concerns at home”, the
report opines.
In its
concluding section, the report appears to dismiss the conventional
thinking that the annexation of the settlements will destroy even the
remotest possibility of a peace settlement between Israel and the
Palestinians. It report argues that “after a period in which the
international system acclimates itself to the annexation”, the
Palestinians and their supporters in the region will be compelled “to
return to peace talks”, and even seek “solutions and arrangements that
aren’t affixed to the 1967 lines and primarily territorial aspects”. In
its concluding section, the report suggests that the Israeli government
would have more to gain by proceeding with the annexation as soon as
possible, rather than waiting, because it is “impossible to know how the
US presidential election in November will unfold”.
Rapporten är hämtad från intelnews.org