Reply With QuoteIsrael can not withdraw from the WB without a political agreement and very serious security guarantees.
With more rocket attacks. Withdrawing from Judea and Samaria means that the central region will be under rocket attacks. American taxpayers will have to pay for more Iron Domes and interceptors. I don't think that you want to pay for it...Originally Posted by Ordie
Israel can not withdraw from the WB without a political agreement and very serious security guarantees.
Who will give us these guarantees? Sending U.N soldiers is not a good guarantee...
If Jordan became a Palestinian state then the West Bank could be divided without the issue of the Palestinians needing sustainable borders (as they'll have all the land they need east of the Jordan River) or the PA could become a special administrive area.
That`s a possible scenerio yet I'm still of the opinion that such a situation would be simpler to counter and pose less of a diplomatic headache.If Jordan is ruled by the Palestinians and becomes an hostile state, she might contribute actively to arm the WB and to deteriorate the security there. She might also ally in the future with other powers - Iraq or Iran - and revive the concerns of an Eastern front that disappeared long ago.
No.
The Palestinian state should be demilitarized. Israel should maintain military presence along the Jordan Valley and in some other strategic point and should control the combined airspace
Give the name of the "Palestinian" that will accept that Israel will maintain a military presence.
http://www.timesofisrael.com/abbas-i...tting-pa-rule/
Abbas says Netanyahu is denying the PA the capacity to govern
Palestinian president calls for NATO troops to replace IDF in West Bank
Israel been through much worst.
On equal terms and balanced concessions.
Where's the Israeli concession?
Israel be demilitarized as well.
It's only fair.
Let's be realistic. The MB are a strong political force in Jordan. If the King falls, Israel won't find itself with a neighbor that will wish to endorse this kind of perspectives.
Thank you for complimenting or resilience but we still like the idea of not having rockets fired at our homes.
I don't know him. If he's not born yet, the status quo should be maintained.
Who controls the ground at the present? Who will give "land for peace"?
These are the concessions.
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