It consists of $50 BILLION dollars in economic aid to the Palestinian Authority as an integral component of a peace plan with Israel.
The question bears repeating: Why on earth would the Palestinian Authority decline a $50 billion economic aid package which would benefit their currently impoverished people?
People understandably will think Palestinian Authority chief Abbas is a fool for rejecting 50 billion dollars but there are two primary reasons for that.
Since Abbas's conditions are deal breakers, the Bahrain Conference will, paradoxically, succeed in strengthening economic and strategic ties between Israel and the Arab nations, many of whom are starting to notice how the PA's inflexibility is the real problem.
While there is a possibility that some pressure will be put on the Palestinian Authority to make peace with Israel during the upcoming three-way Russia-US-Israel meeting of the National Security Advisors in Jerusalem, that is not the focus of the trilateral meeting.
Back to Abbas and the PA, apart from the Trump/Kushner Deal of the Century, perhaps the question of the century may well be: Is there a peace plan that can work in Israel?
Apart from the practicality of my proposed solution, Israel has clear historical rights to these areas and is not obligated to offer any peace plan-especially to a Palestinian Authority that for years has been giving salary payments to each and every terrorist that has killed or wounded an Israeli.
https://canadafreepress.com/article/trump-offers-palestinian-authority-50-billion-dollar-deal
The question bears repeating: Why on earth would the Palestinian Authority decline a $50 billion economic aid package which would benefit their currently impoverished people?
People understandably will think Palestinian Authority chief Abbas is a fool for rejecting 50 billion dollars but there are two primary reasons for that.
Since Abbas's conditions are deal breakers, the Bahrain Conference will, paradoxically, succeed in strengthening economic and strategic ties between Israel and the Arab nations, many of whom are starting to notice how the PA's inflexibility is the real problem.
While there is a possibility that some pressure will be put on the Palestinian Authority to make peace with Israel during the upcoming three-way Russia-US-Israel meeting of the National Security Advisors in Jerusalem, that is not the focus of the trilateral meeting.
Back to Abbas and the PA, apart from the Trump/Kushner Deal of the Century, perhaps the question of the century may well be: Is there a peace plan that can work in Israel?
Apart from the practicality of my proposed solution, Israel has clear historical rights to these areas and is not obligated to offer any peace plan-especially to a Palestinian Authority that for years has been giving salary payments to each and every terrorist that has killed or wounded an Israeli.
https://canadafreepress.com/article/trump-offers-palestinian-authority-50-billion-dollar-deal
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