Crisis and Solution

Crisis and Solution

by Prof. Eugene Narrett

February 14th, 2007

We will discuss the Negev issues and the Temple Mount. First the crisis and then the solution...

The financial-diplomatic interests that determine the foreign policies of Britain and America still pursue the outline sketched in the 1920s for British policy in the Middle East. This policy was interrupted only briefly by Israel's war for independence in 1948 and its great victory in 1967, a victory whose fruits were aborted.

This plan envisions a Jewish majority region west of the Jordan as part of an Arab Federation. Sir Alfred Milner opposed this "absorption" of the Jews and argued for Jewish autonomy within Commonwealth status. But Milner died in 1925 and views like those of John Dove, Lord Halifax and Reginald Coupland prevailed. Not only is Milner's view that Israel west of the Jordan River "must never become a Jewish state" being carried out, but also its absorption into an Arab Federation in which Jews may live provided they make major contributions with labor, capital and industry.

Look at the Peel Commission's 1937 Partition proposal drawn up as an afterthought (to appease Jewish sensibilities) and one may see the logic and basis for what is being done to Jews in Israel since Camp David and especially in its final Oslo-Road Map era to this day.

This map shows the entire Negev and all of Judea and the west coast north to Ashdod as part of an Arab state ("Palestine" or "Greater Syria" or, perhaps, Egypt; in the 1950s the British called this "plan alpha"). This state also is to include the entirety of Judea and Samaria. All of Jerusalem is to be an internationalized region extending to the port at Jaffo (old Tel Aviv)....

[to read the rest of this essay and its novel and practical solution to the perennial problem of the Jewish-state visit www.israelendtimes.com ]

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