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Los palestinos ultiman una nueva propuesta negociadora para Israel
El negociador Saeb Erekat advierte contra la ampliación de los sentamientos
El Gobierno israelí anuncia la construcción de 1.500 nuevas viviendas en Jerusalén Este
Ana Carbajosa Jericó 17 DIC 2012 - 17:56 CET
The Palestinian negotiating finalizing a new proposal for Israel
The negotiator Saeb Erekat warns against expansion of sentamientos
The Israeli government announced the construction of 1,500 new homes in East Jerusalem
Ana Carbajosa Jericho 17 DIC 2012 - 17:56 CET
The Palestinians want to make the most diplomatic triumph which last month raised its status to that of observer status at the United Nations Assembly and I took a step closer to the creation of Palestine as an independent country. They feel that attending an unprecedented wave of sympathy that encouraged most European countries to support them in the UN. Germany even denied "yes" to Israel. With renewed self-esteem, have decided to throw the ball to the Israeli court and put on the negotiating table a new proposal for aspiring to have the backing of the Spanish government and Saeb Erekat, the top Palestinian negotiator, detailing this newspaper in your town, Jericho, hours before traveling to Spain.
More than two years that Palestinians and Israelis sit face to face to negotiate. Now the Palestinians are working on a proposal to be submitted in January and consists of the following: provide peace talks resume where they left off in 2008 provided that Israel stop building in the settlements and release Palestinian prisoners before the agreements Oslo. The negotiations would last a maximum of six months, during which a framework agreement must be reached.
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This proposal also makes the time of ultimatum. "If Israel does not accept and continues to build settlements, including E-1 [one particularly controversial and that the international community condemns block], Palestinians defend us by other means," said Erekat in his office. These means are "international law and international institutions."
Just this Monday the Israeli government has approved the construction of 1,500 housing units in Ramat Shlomo, a neighborhood in East Jerusalem settlers. This was announced by a spokesman of the Interior Ministry. This project was frozen after having sparked a diplomatic crisis with the United States in 2010, during a visit by U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, held in Jerusalem in March 2010.
Palestinian threats have taken on new meaning after the November vote at the UN. The new status-it has the Vatican will allow them to enter international institutions, which previously had no access to not be considered State on paper. Now the great fear of the Israelis is that with the vote, the Palestinians applying to join the International Criminal Court and sue them, for example, for war crimes. The Palestinians have repeatedly mentioned that possibility, but for now they refuse to disclose specific plans. It all depends, says Erekat, the Israelis accept the proposal looming in the coming weeks. A Palestinian legal committee is already working to realize what the steps the day after the rejection of its proposal.
Another difference of the current Palestinian position previous initiatives lies in the first six months - "it is over to negotiate to negotiate forever. We will not take it anymore "-. But perhaps the big news is that the Palestinians feel they have much of the international community to "control and supervise the negotiations that should lead to the two-state solution called [one Palestinian and one Israeli] in the 1967" .
Erekat interprets that breathe new life in Western foreign ministries: "In Europe we have seen unprecedented things. We have seen that there have been good steps. We have seen that the European patience with Israel is over and they send the message that differentiate the right of Israel to live in peace and security within its borders the behavior of Israel as an occupying power and colonizing. The world will not tolerate the continuation of the occupation. "
Palestinians set a time limit on this umpteenth negotiating initiative, now that diplomats feel that winds blowing in their favor and that they feel able to exert some pressure. But above all, because they are aware that the Palestinian territories are now a pressure cooker could explode at any moment. The clashes between the Israeli army and Palestinian demonstrators reached unusual levels of violence in recent times. So much so that some analysts speak of the imminent risk of a Third Intifada. "I fear an explosion. The Palestinians' patience is running out. We can not pay the salaries of officials, resulting in social unrest. We can not offer a political horizon that settlements continue to grow and we are not able to achieve Palestinian reconciliation, "said Erekat.
One of the Israeli retaliation after UN diplomatic success in confiscating the money was transferred each month to the Palestinian Authority in taxes it collects for the Palestinians. That money is used among other things to pay the salaries of Palestinian officials. The other punishment was the announcement of a massive expansion of settlements.
That comes Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to Spain tomorrow. To thank you for your support in the UN and to try to convince the Spanish government not to allow Israel to confiscate Palestinian money and extend its colonies across the Palestinian territories. But above all, Abbas hopes to seduce Spain and other European countries to visit on this tour to support the nascent bargaining proposal.
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