With escalating talk of early Israeli elections, Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman is trying to position himself as both a moderate candidate and a candidate appealing to the secular far right, unveiling his own peace plan.
Lieberman’s plan is a major shift in recognizing peace as either possible or desirable, two things he’s long rejected, and the plan centers around a two-state solution, with a good bid of ethnic cleansing along the way.
Lieberman is proposing that upon the creation of a separate Palestinian state Israel’s own Arab minority would be offered “financial incentives” to leave the country.
Where Israel is going to get the money to offer the sort of money needed to convince 20% of their population to leave is unclear, though the notion does have Lieberman thinking that abandoning the “Greater Israel” conceit is possible, insisting that a “unified people is more important than a unified land.”
Lieberman was already starting to position himself as less averse to the peace talks during their collapse this spring, as polls show a large chunk of Israelis approve of the peace process. At the same time, calling for the mass expulsion of Arabs seems to be designed to ensure that Lieberman’s existing far right voter base is not so turned off by the sudden talk of peace that it votes for someone else.
Hey, no problem with the money! How much is required? Just order it from the US Treasury. Everybody knows you will get what you need, and more, for generous compensation packages to Israeli Palestinians. Encourage the Palestinians to move to the West Bank and invest their newly acquired funds in real-estate, then Israel can later recover the money through on-going confiscation of Palestinian property. There is no reason to tell the Americans fools who gave you the money, just keep it all for yourselves.
After what they have gone through during the last 70 years? Are zionists that stupid? Palestinians should pay them to leave but not cash, lessons in courage resilience and humanity. This land is Palestinian land from river to sea, they have the option to live respectfully equal to others or get the hell outa dodge.
Where does the convicted child molester Avigdor Lieberman, expect to get the money to pay Arabs for an acceptance of their own Genocide? The US taxpayer, of course. And the German taxpayer. That is where all Israel's bills go.
The shortest road to peace in the Middle East is to shut off the money spigot. As soon as the Israelis have to pick up the tab they'll start looking at the prices, much as the taste of a woman on a date differs from her appetite on a dutch treat outing.
As things stand today, war and repression are Israel's most profitable products, if not their only money makers. If the world keeps paying, the supply will be there.
Where Israel is going to get the money to offer the sort of money needed to convince 20% of their population to leave is unclear, . . . . Oh no it's pellucidly clear– but what's a couple of million more Americans in poverty to Avigdor.
The terrorist state of Israel, surely it is an exercise in democratic stupidly, as it gives the educated upper half of society a license to steal all the land and wealth from the lower half. This is why half the children in Israel suffer want, why the Arab population suffer slavery and why Palestine endures an occupation dictatorship. All because the voting majority want it that way.
NEW LAW
The educated upper half of society shall never own more then 75% of all the wealth. For minimum wage shall be raised until a forth of the wealth is owned by the uneducated lower half.
I'm sure the US will be more than happy to supply the funds….after all, the warmongers control the House and Congress with AIPAC calling the shots.
There are other "financial incentives" besides handing out cash:
Employment blacklist
Landlord blacklist
No access to banking system
Disallow drivers license, other optional and required document.
No government social benefits
And all this would cost very little. The Zionist strategy has always been to make life as miserable as possible. "Financial incentives" would just turn the screw a little tighter.
Putin confirms support for Palestinian statehood
"Russia has consistently advocated in favor of the earliest execution of the legitimate rights of the Palestinians for establishment of an independent, contiguous and viable state,” Putin said in a letter sent to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on the occasion of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People on Saturday.
“We believe that Palestine’s acquisition of national sovereignty on the common international legal base will be an important factor in ensuring comprehensive, just settlement in the Middle East,” he added… http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2014/11/30/388103/pu…