I will not talk of any military or civil or kidnapped by Israel or the Palestinian side. The title takes the comments of a professor at Bar-Ilan University: "Netanyahu will have to take a clear position with respect to the withdrawal of Israel from the West Bank and the change of boundaries, but I doubt that his political will in this sense is now hostage to its political convictions, the allies and the opposition. "
sacrosanct words that already provided for the policy which Bibi two days ago said that the Jordan Valley will remain under Israeli control will take any agreement with the Palestinians (meaning with the word "agreement" the idea, the whole Zionist, for the moment to create a Palestinian state with temporary borders that will to take shape over time). It must be clear that while he intends Valley is much wider geographical area than the Jordan Valley, it is to point out that this is one of the most fertile areas of the State of Israel it is to be noted that this area is illegally occupied by Israel since 1967. This choice is justified, however, with the word "security" and in doing so all say it is a good thing.
This choice has however led to the reactions of the political world: first the left, which in itself is against (more or less as a Zionist vote even if it remains on the left) was immediately thrown to the wars against Netanyahu because the Jordan Valley has been occupied illegally, then there is the center and then back out against the Prime Minister Livni that screams all his anger at the idea of \u200b\u200btemporary borders, if the Palestine temporary borders so will be for the State of Israel, which is unacceptable for a true Zionist, then the right, the Likud, which has made it known, through the mouth of the Deputy Prime Shalom ministry, that "we must above all avoid any unilateral action under international pressure."
So, finally, Netanyahu is put on the cross, no longer knows who to listen to because even his trusted I would like to have their say over its actions. It should be a moment of joy, I am not so convinced that if Israel's policy lurches who loses is only Palestine.
michael
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