Showing posts with label Jared Kushner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jared Kushner. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Trump's Plan is not Peace...

It's victory.

There's plenty of nitty-gritty detail in the peace plan put together by Jared Kushner. The Palestinians get some economic incentives, some economic zones carved out of the Negev, a tunnel connecting the West Bank with Gaza, Gulf State development money, a token presence in Jerusalem.

The Israelis get their wall, a united Jerusalem, the Jordan Valley, their settlement blocks. These are the victory borders. 

Most importantly, the Gulf States back the plan. They need the Israelis in the conflict with Iran. Brilliant diplomats in Tehran, no?

Kushner's plan is a huge win for Israel.

This plan is a far cry from the Clinton effort of 20 years ago in which Bill and Hillary tried to twist Ehud Barak's arm into giving up half of Jerusalem and accepting the 1967 Auschwitz borders. That was the best deal the Palestinians would get. Yasser Arafat rejected it of course.

The Palestinians are already rioting, in their own neighborhoods. God these people are stupid. Mahmoud Abbas, the incompetent PA president and career kleptocrat has already rejected the plan in the harshest possible terms, referencing dogs and treason. Treasonous dogs?

Abbas should die in a fire.

Tuesday, June 25, 2019

Kushner's Peace

Or the Peace of the Jew.

Via Breitbart, Jared Kushner envisions a yuge economic incentive for Palestinian peace:
Indeed, the goal of the plan is to end Palestinian reliance on donor aid entirely and create a thriving business sector that will help develop their economy from the ground up. Of the more than $50 billion, $26 billion would be from low-interest loans, $13.5 billion would be from grants, and $11.5 billion would be from private capital.

The plan would fund projects to improve nearly every aspect of life for Palestinians, such as a $5 billion transportation corridor to connect the West Bank and Gaza. The plan includes 179 infrastructure and business projects. It envisions creating a million jobs over tehn years in the West Bank and Gaza, reducing the unemployment rate from 30% to single digits, reducing their poverty rate by half, and doubling their GDP.
The Jew tries to buyoff the Palestinian - heh. At least that's how some will see it. For after all, the Jew is clever. 

This is a good idea, actually. Right now Gaza is mostly a giant welfare public/council housing project, as are large swaths of Judea and Samaria. Some of these so-called refugee camps aren't refugee camps at all but 70 year old concrete cities.

The first step toward peace could be putting these people to work. If peace is good for business might not business be good for peace?

This blog says keep the Palestinians busy. Jew hatred is nice, but when you have to be on the construction site at 7 AM and are meeting your girlfriend's parents that evening, you just don't have time for killing the Jew.

We hope this is funded by Gulf Oil money. It's about time those guys did something useful.

Wednesday, April 24, 2019

Kushner's Peace

The rumored Trump Middle East peace plan will be unveiled after Ramadan this June.

The Times of Israel has a tantalizing article on the Trump Administration's approach:
In a clear indication that the Trump administration’s peace plan will depart from the two-state solution as a framework for a permanent Israeli-Palestinian accord, senior White House adviser Jared Kushner said on Tuesday peace efforts by previous administrations had “failed” and that the new proposal would be different.
The previous approach of negotiating over every town, village and square inch of Jerusalem failed.

Douglas Feith speculated that the plan's architect, Jared Kushner, was 'expanding the problem', that is bringing the Arab states into negotiations.

The ToI peace mentions the 2002 Arab peace proposal wherein Israel would withdraw to the 1967 (Auschwitz) borders in return for normal diplomatic relations. 

That couldn't happen in 2002 and there's no reason for the Israelis to consider it now.

We're wondering if Trump and Kushner are using the 'peace process' to bring about a result unrelated to Israel and Palestine.