Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Liberman: Peace deal with PA impossible with Abbas in power

A parte il disgusto che provoca il furbo vittimismo del rappresentante 
della potenza che priva, da 43 anni, milioni di palestinesi dei 
fondamentali diritti civili, che cosa vorrebbe Liberman: un leader della 
PA più docile e disponibile di Abbas?
Tanto varrebbe che mettesse a capo dell'Autorità Palestinese un 
funzionario del suo ministero.
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Liberman: Peace deal with PA impossible with Abbas in power
By HERB KEINON
08/07/2012 21:14
In meeting with visiting Australian FM Carr, Liberman slams PA for 
letter to EU urging to reconsider relations with Israel; foreign 
minister adds Israel going to "considerable lengths" to improve 
Israel-PA relations.
 
There will be neither diplomatic progress nor an accord with the 
Palestinians as long as Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas 
remains in power, Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman said Tuesday.
 
Liberman, in a meeting with visiting Australian Foreign Minister Bob 
Carr, slammed the PA for a letter it sent to the EU on July 24th urging 
it to reconsider its relations with Israel.
 
The letter, coinciding with the annual EU-Israel Association Council 
meeting,  urged the EU not to grant Israel  "any upgrade whether it be 
official or practical," and not to give the country any preferential 
treatment, nor allow further integration into the EU.
 
Liberman termed that letter "slanderous," and said it accused Israel of 
theft and exploitation of natural resources, closing off the Gaza Strip, 
destroying projects in Area C and settler violence.  The letter also 
accused Israel of changing the demographic situation in Jerusalem, 
prolonged use of administrative detention, and the practice of 
"extra-judicial killings and torture."
 
The style and spirit of the letter, Liberman said, according to a 
statement issued by his office, was "better suited to the Protocols of 
the Elders of Zion and Der Sturmer."
 
Liberman complained that this letter came even though Israel in recent 
months "has gone to considerable length to improve the relationship with 
the Palestinians," and took a number of steps aimed at improving the 
overall atmosphere.
 
Among those steps, he said, was a decision on July 14 to provide work 
permits to 5,000 additional Palestinian workers and to advance to the PA 
– so it could pay salaries before Ramadan -- NIS 180 million against 
future tax transfers.
 
Liberman also noted an agreement signed between the Israel Electric 
Company and the Palestinian Energy Authority for the building of four 
electric power substations in the West Bank ; that  Jerusalem had 
authorized infrastructure industrial and infrastructure projects in Area 
C;  and that it had also removed additional roadblocks in the West Bank,.
 
Liberman's comments to the Australian foreign minister came against the 
background of the renewed threat by the PA to ask the UN General 
Assembly in September for observer status as a non-member state.
 
Israel, according to diplomatic sources, is interested in combating the 
Palestinian narrative that they are going to the UN because nothing is 
moving in negotiations, by countering that nothing is moving because the 
Palestinians are unwilling to enter talks.
 
"The whole Palestinian position is that they are going to the UN because 
things are going nowhere. We want to make clear that the reason the 
peace process has stalled is because the Palestinians have refused to 
engage," one government official said.
 
Israel's hope, he added, was that countries important for the 
Palestinians would send them a message that this move would be 
counterproductive, and that they would oppose it.
http://www.jpost.com/DiplomacyAndPolitics/Article.aspx?ID=280411&R=R1
 
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 PA più docile e disponibile di Abbas?
 
potrebbe offrire ad Assad un esilio in Cisgiordania. La menano tanto con la favola che Israele vorrebbe che rimanesse al potere...

  La menano tanto con la favola che Israele vorrebbe che rimanesse al potere...
 
Metà dei rossobruni la menano con questa cazzata. L'altra metà la mena con
"l'attacco sionista ad Assad".
Grande è la confusione in quei cervellini.
 
 
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“Those who expect to reap the blessings of  freedom, must, like men,
undergo the  fatigues of supporting it.”  - North Idaho 21st Batallion of
Light Foot

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Si parla di  Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazen): il presidente dell'Autorità 
Palestinese, non del presidente siriano Assad.
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ho capito perfettamente, eh

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Allora non ho capito io.
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 Allora non ho capito io.
 
è molto semplice. Il buttafuori moldavo potrà fare egregiamente il suo lavoro espellendo Abbas dalla Cisgiordania (tanto per dimostrare che Israele NON la occupa) e mettendoci al suo posto Assad, così salva capra (la propaganda dice che Israele vuole che Assad rimanga) e cavoli

 fondamentali diritti civili
 
di quale paese arabo stai parlando?