I have stated that Israel would have to be forced to the Peace Table.
Israeli PM Netanyahu has thrown roadblock after roadblock into the last peace process.
From announcing settlements as the VP US arrives to interfering in the last election by backing Romney.
It is time this festering sore be finalized with a 2 State - 2 viable states is the only solution.
Yes Israel should have troops on the Jordanian border.
Control access points into and out of Gaza-Palestine.
Jerusalem split into 2 Capitals.
Jews & Christians to have more access to the Temple Mount.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_Mount
Palestine to have No military capability.
A police force yes-No other capability.
The other issue is how to address the radicals who will attack Israel.
EU sets itself on collision course with Israel by threatening ‘sanctions’ over West Bank settlements | National Post
The European Union has set itself on a collision course with Israel after drawing up a list of sanctions to be imposed if the country takes steps that would make the establishment of a Palestinian state impossible.
In what amounts to Europe’s toughest line yet with the Israeli government, punishments such as trade restrictions could be imposed if continued settlement-building on occupied land is deemed to be at odds with reaching a two-state solution — defined as an independent Palestine alongside Israel.
A catalogue of measures has been set out in a secret document prepared by the European External Action Service and distributed to the EU’s 28 member states. While diplomats are shying away from characterizing the measures as “sanctions,” the paper — the contents of which are said to be at the early discussion stage — advocates a “carrot and stick” approach to relations with Israel.
NY Times’ Friedman Says Many in US ‘Fed Up’ with Israel | Jewish News From WorldJewishDaily.com
In an interview on Saturday with Israel's Channel 2, New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman said that many Americans are becoming “fed up” with Israel.
He said he believes Israel is not doing its utmost to facilitate peace talks with the Palestinians and likened Israel's request that Abbas recognize it as a Jewish state to asking him "to sing Hatikva in a perfect Yiddish accent.”
In an op-ed last Tuesday entitled “Just Knock it Off” Freidman wrote that “Israel today really is behaving like a spoiled child.”
Israeli PM Netanyahu has thrown roadblock after roadblock into the last peace process.
From announcing settlements as the VP US arrives to interfering in the last election by backing Romney.
It is time this festering sore be finalized with a 2 State - 2 viable states is the only solution.
Yes Israel should have troops on the Jordanian border.
Control access points into and out of Gaza-Palestine.
Jerusalem split into 2 Capitals.
Jews & Christians to have more access to the Temple Mount.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_Mount
Palestine to have No military capability.
A police force yes-No other capability.
The other issue is how to address the radicals who will attack Israel.
EU sets itself on collision course with Israel by threatening ‘sanctions’ over West Bank settlements | National Post
The European Union has set itself on a collision course with Israel after drawing up a list of sanctions to be imposed if the country takes steps that would make the establishment of a Palestinian state impossible.
In what amounts to Europe’s toughest line yet with the Israeli government, punishments such as trade restrictions could be imposed if continued settlement-building on occupied land is deemed to be at odds with reaching a two-state solution — defined as an independent Palestine alongside Israel.
A catalogue of measures has been set out in a secret document prepared by the European External Action Service and distributed to the EU’s 28 member states. While diplomats are shying away from characterizing the measures as “sanctions,” the paper — the contents of which are said to be at the early discussion stage — advocates a “carrot and stick” approach to relations with Israel.
NY Times’ Friedman Says Many in US ‘Fed Up’ with Israel | Jewish News From WorldJewishDaily.com
In an interview on Saturday with Israel's Channel 2, New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman said that many Americans are becoming “fed up” with Israel.
He said he believes Israel is not doing its utmost to facilitate peace talks with the Palestinians and likened Israel's request that Abbas recognize it as a Jewish state to asking him "to sing Hatikva in a perfect Yiddish accent.”
In an op-ed last Tuesday entitled “Just Knock it Off” Freidman wrote that “Israel today really is behaving like a spoiled child.”
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