By Findalis of Monkey in the Middle
In a few days or a few weeks, the Obama Administration will present Israel and the so-called Palestinians with something referred to as a “framework agreement.”
The diplomats, (diplomats = People paid to lie for their country) explain that it is called a framework because the eventual peace agreement would be built upon this agreement. In other words, it is the framework for the eventual peace agreement between Israel and the so-called Palestinians.
Uh-huh.
This “agreement” is bad for Israel and bad for the US. Here’s why:
Far from bringing peace to Israel and the so-called Palestinians, it could just as likely bring renewed fighting between the two and more trouble for the US.
In its arrogance, the Obama Administration wants this agreement signed before the end of the year (2014). The ridiculousness of this is laughable. Once again, the US has amateurs at work defusing a bomb.
Already, Israeli Deputy Defense Minister Danny Danon, has declared that “it is not going to happen.” SOURCE
Let’s take a look at the outlandish terms of the framework agreement.
“Kerry’s agreement mentions a Palestinian state with borders based on the 1949 Armistice lines and with land swaps between Israel and the PA. 75 to 80 percent of the Jewish residents of Judea and Samaria would remain in their homes even after a permanent agreement.” SOURCE
There is said to be a reference to the PA’s “incitement” against Israel and a reference to compensation for Jewish refugees who came from Arab countries. Each side would recognize the other as a nation state. and the two sides would announce the end of the conflict.
From israelnationalnews.com we learn this: “US Secretary of State John Kerry is about to present a plan for peace between Israel and the Palestinian Authority (PA) that will call for a phased Israeli withdrawal from Judea and Samaria based on the 1949 lines, with “unprecedented” security arrangements in the strategic Jordan Valley, writes Thomas Friedman in the New York Times – one of the journalists considered most close to the Obama administration.
The Israeli withdrawal will not include certain settlement blocs, but Israel will compensate the Arab side for this with Israeli territory. The deal will call for “Palestine” to have a capital in Arab East Jerusalem and to recognize Israel as the nation state of the Jewish people. It will not include any right of return for Palestinian refugees into pre-1967 Israel, Friedman says.” SOURCE
So, Kerry and Obama want to divide the city of Jerusalem … AGAIN. It is reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu adamantly rejects the division of the city of Jerusalem.
Oh, and Kerry’s plan calls for Israeli troops to patrol the Jordan Valley for some years into the future. As you would expect the so-called Palestinians adamantly reject that.
Netanyahu is walking on egg shells in even considering this “agreement.” It could easily tear apart his coalition. Already, tension within the Israeli political community has been ratcheting upward for at least a week upon this writing.
On the other hand, if Netanyahu says no to the plan, then European nations could invoke a boycott on Israeli goods to “punish” Israel for not agreeing to the Obama/Kerry plan. Yes. This IS the same Europe where anti-Semitism runs rampant — even today.
There is an excellent article entitled: “White House Is Weeks Away From Imposing Middle East Peace Framework – What You Need To Know” at Prophecy News Watch that explains the “agreement” in much more detail. We urge you to read it. You’ll find it here.
Now, it is important that the world understand this … neither side wants peace now. Somehow, Kerry seems to have missed this tiny detail. Come on, folks. If either side truly wanted peace they could, and would, work it out between themselves without the meddling of the US. They’ve done it three times in the past: Peace treaty with Egypt, another with Jordan, and a mutual recognition deal between Israel and the PLO. See what I mean?
The so-called Palestinian government is so divided as to be almost useless. There is Hamas ruling in Gaza, and Mahmoud Abbas, in charge of the government on the West Bank — or what government there is there! As a “non-member observer state,” in the UN General Assembly, the so-called Palestinians are reported to be ready to take Israel to the International Criminal Court any day now. Does this sound like a group ready to talk peace? Hardly.
This is a war that has been raging since Abraham and his two sons walked the hills, valleys and seashores of what we call the Holy Land today. It is not about to be settled by April 30th, or even by the end of the year 2014. In fact, we have every reason to believe that it will intensify touching off even more conflicts within, and without, the region leading, eventually, to World War III.
So, at the risk of bruising Mr. Kerry’s pride and denting his arrogance, we can comfortable say that the “Framework Agreement” isn’t worth the paper it is written upon. But — don’t be surprised if in a few weeks we have another Neville Chamberlain moment with Kerry waving a piece of paper over his head shouting: “Peace in or time!” We never seem to learn, do we?
Saint Paul said: “The way of peace they have not known. There is no fear of God before their eyes” (Romans 3:17–18) That was about 2,000 years ago. Not much has changed.