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Posted on 01/29/2015 5:25:49 AM PST by SJackson
The Five-Point Israeli-Palestinian Peace Plan
Posted By Mordechai Nisan On January 29, 2015 @ 12:35 am In Daily Mailer,FrontPage | 4 Comments
The Oslo theory and policy was tested and failed.
It is therefore a worthy enterprise to propose a paradigm shift that will challenge people to reject the old toxic political mantras and examine peace-making in a realistic fashion:
[1] Peace among peoples and states in the Middle East is constrained by the historical, cultural and religious features of the region.
A utopian Western version of peace habitually ignores the persistence and longevity of tribal/clan/ethnic/religious identities and loyalties in this part of the world, where group conflicts are never resolved. The profound chasm in historical memories and political claims between Jews and Arabs, or Israelis and Palestinians, creates intractable conflict which can, at the most, be managed or contained. Talk of a final and permanent peace between Israelis and Palestinians is one of the more foolish and dangerous political ideas in human history.
[2] The State of Israel is a national entity resonating with the return of the Jewish people to its homeland and the renaissance of its cultural and political life.
Palestinian rejection of Israel is essentially a declaration of war that leaves the two sides locked in confrontation. All international attempts to de-legitimize the State of Israel, consistent with Hamas and the PLO drawing maps of Palestine without Israel, is hardly less than a genocidal campaign to eliminate the Jewish state and its inhabitants. Strengthening and highlighting the Jewish character of Israel will enrage Arabs, yet clarify that it is with this special State alone that peace can be reached – or war launched.
[3] The political and territorial scope of Israeli sovereignty requires exclusive Israeli rule from the Mediterranean Sea to the Jordan River to assure the viability of the state and its durability over time.
Israel’s geo-strategic interests in the land of Israel preclude any Israeli withdrawal from any part of the land, which would de-stabilize the already precarious relations with the Palestinians and foment warfare in the future. Thus the present territorial-political status quo in the eighty kilometers from Tel Aviv to Jericho must be preserved in the interests of peace. A visibly vulnerable Israel, like an internationally abandoned one, will always be tempting prey for Arab aggression and resultant colossal suffering and destruction.
[4] Israeli rule in the area west of the Jordan River will not transform the state into a bi-national Jewish-Arab entity.
In essence, Israel’s Jewish national demographic profile, though robust and growing, can allow Palestinians in Judea and Samaria to enjoy autonomy, but neither sovereignty nor Israeli citizenship; at the same time, the doors to emigration and migration eastward are open. Negating Palestinian sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is not validated by the contention that there already are nineteen Arab states, but rather because a rogue/irredentist/Islamist Palestinian state would be at war with the Jewish state, exposed to a narrow porous coastline on the Mediterranean Sea.
[5] The Kingdom of Jordan, in fulfilling a partisan family and tribal ambition for close to a century, must be a central component of peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
It is in Jordan that the Palestinians, already a majority of the population, can acquire national self-determination, along with other Palestinians from Judea/Samaria/Gaza and Lebanon who can be resettled there. Jordan as the Palestinian state provides a reasonable political element in the peace plan which accords with a Jewish state west of the River and a Palestinian state east of the River. In 1948 Jordan defined itself as the Arab successor state to Palestine, and now Palestine east of the Jordan River will be the replacement state to Hashemite Jordan.
Last Word:
Deeply entrenched conventional pieties – territories for peace, the two-state solution, legitimate Palestinian rights, ending the occupation and dismantling the settlements – fill the hollow and hallowed political discourse. The campaign to bludgeon Israel into surrender and emasculation underpins all this diabolical cant.
Dr. Mordechai Nisan has written “Only Israel West of the River,” which is available at Amazon.com and Createspace.com, among his many books.
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Jordan will have noting to do with governing palestinians, they have enough.
Palestine was divided into two portions; a sliver for jewish palestinians and the remainder for the arabs. Jewish palestine was renamed “Israel” and arab palestine was renamed “Jordan”.
The “king” of Jordan was imposed by the British after that family was driven from their homes in Mecca by the Saud family. Aside from the fact that the ruling family is from the arab peninsula, Jordan is arab palestine.
Jordan is one of the more moderate governments in the area, but they have no interest in accepting any responsibility for the problems on its doorstep. Allowing stateless palestinians to be used as a battering ram against Israel costs them little. Their hope for survival is that the jihadist crocodile will eat them last.
For this plan to be achieved a global jihad against Muslim jihad must be enforced. Diabolic Islam is at war with the world. It must be defanged.
I can't actually blame them for that.
“Jordan will have noting to do with governing palestinians, they have enough.”
They tried it before, and the PLO tried to take over Jordan. The previous King of Jordan sent the Army in to drive them out, killing over 20,000, in what became know as Black September.
About a third, up to half of the Jordanian population is Palestinian, depending on how you define it. Demographically, it would be suicide for the ruling beduoin elite to absorb that many more into Jordan.
Only Egypt is big enough to absorb them.
I’m sure there is no aversion in the Palestinian leadership to taking over Jordan by force if they can, it would just be easier and safer to do it through the ballot box.
If the Palestinians could integrate 2.5 million from the West Bank into Jordan, they would have a majority (even without the other 1.5 million from Gaza). The same strategy has been proposed to conquer the Jews - Israeli citizenship for all.
Now Israel is about six million Jews and two million Arabs, adding another four million Arabs, and throwing open a right of return for a few million more, plus illegals, would take control of the military deterrent
At some point though, regardless of how they gain power, there would be a bloody purge of the old regime in Jordan, and a genocide of Jews in Israel.
No one in the neighborhood is stupid enough to trust these known murderers, but many in the West are.
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