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Titolo: Livni vuole uno Stato Palestinese o un bantustan?

Livni: Future Palestinian state must fit Israel's security needs  
 
By Haaretz Service and News Agencies  
 
Tags: Palestinians, Israel   
Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni said Wednesday that a future Palestinian
state must be established according to Israel's security needs, including
supervision of border crossings and the disarming of militants. 
According to Army Radio, Livni told U.S. envoy James Jones on Monday that
as long as Palestinian territory remained a nest of terror activities, it
would be harmful to the interests of both the Israelis and the Americans. 
Meanwhile, Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad said on Wednesday he
believed it would be impossible to reach a peace deal with Israel this
year. 
 
 
Talks on Palestinian statehood have shown little progress since their
launch at a conference in Annapolis, Maryland, in November. Washington has
said it hoped for a framework deal before U.S. President George Bush
leaves office in January 2009. 
But Fayyad cited Israeli settlement-building in the West Bank as an
obstacle to progress in the negotiations. 
"I have a strong feeling that is tantamount to certainty that a solution
won't be achieved this year," Fayyad told reporters, ahead of a planned
visit to the region this weekend by U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza
Rice. 
The Western-backed economist's comments echoed remarks last week by
Palestinian chief negotiator Ahmed Qureia, who said it would "take a
miracle" to reach an agreement in 2008. 
Asked about Qureia's comments, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said last week
that in the turbulent Middle East "a realist is someone who believes in
miracles. 
Fayyad angered Israel when he sent a letter to the European Union last
month accusing the Israeli government of "flagrant disregard" of
Palestinian rights by continuing to build Jewish settlements in the West
Bank and refusing to remove checkpoints that hamper economic development. 
Israel says it intends to keep major settlement blocs in the West Bank
under any future peace deal with the Palestinians and that its network of
roadblocks and checkpoints in the West Bank helps to prevent attacks on
Israelis. 
"Even if achieving a deal this year was possible, we cannot accept the
continuation of settlement activity," Fayyad told Reuters. 
The talks also have been marred by violence in the Hamas-controlled Gaza
Strip and a corruption scandal that threatens to force Olmert from 
office. 
 
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 supervision of border crossings and the disarming of militants. 
Se i nazisionisti avessero voluto uno stato per i palestinesi, avrebbero
occupato i territori "SOLO" militarmente, o li avrebbero evacuati dai
coloni quando hanno lasciato il Sinai o almeno quando hanno lasciato Gaza.
Quei territori fanno parte dello stato che il nazisionismo ha sempre avuto
in mente di creare per i soli sionisti, ed è già un compromesso pieno di
rinunce dal loro punto di vista.
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