The “Cyprus Solution” in Judea and Samaria?

Arutz Sheva ^ | 20/11/16 | Shlomo Pyutrikovsky

[Eleutheria5]

Army Radio this morning reported that Professor Joe Wheeler, an international lawyer from the United States, has been hired by the Israeli government to help it promote the “Cyprus Solution” to land ownership issues in Judea and Samaria.

According to the plan, an arbitration committee will be appointed to decide on issues of land belonging to private owners and whether and how much compensation to give in these cases.

Sources close to Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked indicated that the ministry is working on adapting the Cyprus model to Israel in order to resolve the issues of Palestinian land ownership claims throughout Judea and Samaria, including Amona. The invitation of a renowned international jurist to participate in the formulation of the plan is expected to help deal with the expected response from Europe to the plan.

The promotion of the Cyprus model is going on in parallel to efforts to enact the Regulation Law, which passed its preliminary reading last week ...

[Eleutheria5]

Doesn't sound like anyone's interested in following Oslo anymore. A global search has given me zero information on a Professor Joe Wheeler, although an architecture professor and at Virginia Tech and a biology professor at North Lake College in Texas are listed, along with a "Fighting Joe Wheeler," a Union officer, who died in 1906, and a nuclear physicist who died in 2008. Still, it's a nice-sounding name, and he might be ok, despite being a law professor of whom the international community might approve.

[2banana]

The Cyprus Solution?

Have your country invaded by muslims armies and have them occupy 25% of it?

And then systematically ethnically cleanse it and destroy historical churches?

[Eleutheria5]

No need for an invasion. They’re already here, and have been trying to ethnically cleanse for nearly a century. But an arbitrator for individual land claims sounds good.