Why The Two-State-Solution Is As Dead As Last Week's Caught Fish-Not Fit to Eat

 Nadene Goldfoot     

                                         

I just spent the past hour listening to Doron Spielman on JNS talking about why a two state solution is being pushed by a few people in the Israeli government and why this is a terrible idea. I happen to agree with him whole-heartedly. He understands Saudi Arabia's thinking like a psychologist might. His "lecture" thank goodness, is on youtube. He is a well-known man in Israel on his own accords.

Doron Spielman is a Major in the Israel Defense Forces Reserves, serving as an international military spokesman. He has conducted hundreds of interviews with major global news networks, including CNN, FOX News, NBC, ABC, BBC, and Sky News (of which I am suspicious of-oy vey) though today was on JNS-Jewish News Syndicate , most recently during the Swords of Iron War. For over two decades, Doron has played a pivotal role in transforming the City of David from an overlooked hilltop into one of the most significant archaeological and historical sites in the world. As Vice President of the City of David Foundation, he worked to uncover and preserve groundbreaking discoveries that illuminate the deep historical connection between the Jewish people and Jerusalem.

This 2-state solution good for all was initiated by a program called "Abraham Shield Plan", quite different from the Abraham Accords. Initiated by Saudi Arabia itself, it seems but coming through an Israeli, General Udi Deckel and a few others, probably of the Left, it would leave us in a pickle jar of not even kosher dills!

Ehud "Udi" Dekel (Hebrew: אהוד "אודי" דקל; born c. 1957) age 68 now, is a former Israeli army brigadier general. He was head of the Planning Directorate of the Israel Defense Forces and is now deputy director of the Institute for National Security Studies. Dekel's military career began in the Israeli Air Force. He headed the Air Intelligence Group in the mid 1990s and then was chief of the External Relations Division of the IDF.He served as the IAF's representative in peace negotiations with Ehud Olmert, a centrist or on the right,  appointed Dekel to lead the Israeli negotiating team in the peace talks that followed the Annapolis Conference in early 2008. He helped formulate Israeli positions in negotiations.

The plan put Israel responsible for all the work, and the whole Middle East just is to sit by and watch, it sounds like. From their website: "Now, the historic mission of the State of Israel is to translate its tremendous military achievements into a political turning point. One that will break the Iranian stranglehold, leverage the current regional opportunity, and create a new regional order in the Middle East".

• The State of Israel will declare victory in Gaza and the defeat of Hamas' military force.
• Israel will promote a comprehensive ceasefire and commit to the withdrawal of IDF forces from Gaza in exchange for the return of all hostages, living and dead.
• Israel will reach a bilateral understanding with the U.S. on freedom of action for security operations and targeted raids in the future to prevent Hamas's resurgence and to dismantle terrorist infrastructures.
• Israel will work with its regional and international partners to establish a technocratic transitional government in Gaza, with regional backing that will provide all civilian services to the Palestinians during the transition period.
• Arab police forces will operate in Gaza to establish law and order during the transition period. (oh sure)  
• The reconstruction package for Gaza will be led and financed by the West and the moderate Arab states, led by the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.
• The moderate Arab states will lead a process of ‘de-Hamasification’ in Gaza - a deep de-radicalization of society and education (as they successfully implemented in the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia).
• Cash in the Gaza Strip will be abolished (“ZeroCash”) and an advanced mechanism of monetary supervision will be implemented.

Spielman said that Israel cannot do what Saudis suggested; to claim victory over Gaza. That would be a lie, yet in their Abraham Shield Plan, that was step #1. I believe that Netanyhu and Trump expect that Victory over Gaza is a Must. Otherwise, they would have gained nothing but looking forward to more of the same conditions in a few weeks to a few years. Saudi Arabia must stop wanting nuclear energy, too. We know where that leads.

Spielman has taken apart Abbas's of the PA's doctoral thesis and saw that it was he who initiated getting rid of the 6 million Jews before Hitler thought of it, evidently. Abbas has had plenty of statements showing his own hatred of Jews. I thought that was terrific research! "Mahmoud Abbas's 1982 doctoral dissertation, titled "The Secret Connection between Nazism and Zionism, 1933-1945", has drawn significant controversy due to its anti-Semitic content and Holocaust denial. " He's been the PA Palestine Authority leader all this time, but Hamas does the dirty-work. They both have vied for control, like the Democrats vs Republicans.

Doron Spielman is a Major in the Israel Defense Forces Reserves, serving as an international military spokesman. He has conducted hundreds of interviews with major global news networks, including CNN, FOX News, NBC, ABC, BBC, and Sky News, most recently during the Swords of Iron War.

For over two decades, Doron has played a pivotal role in transforming the City of David from an overlooked hilltop into one of the most significant archaeological and historical sites in the world. As Vice President of the City of David Foundation, he worked to uncover and preserve groundbreaking discoveries that illuminate the deep historical connection between the Jewish people and Jerusalem.

Doron is a Senior Fellow at the Herut Center in Jerusalem, a fellow at the Churchill Institute for National Security, and a graduate of the University of Michigan. Born and educated in the United States, he moved to Israel in 2000, where he has dedicated his life to defending, preserving, and telling the story of Israel’s past, present, and future.