Epstein Secrets

ucifixion Nails Taken to the Grave Feeding the (Rich) World Palestinian State to be Ready by Summer

tinian statehood." With peace talks with Israel deadlocked, the Palestinians have been threatening to abandon the American- led process and move to the United Nations General Assembly for a resolution recognizing a Palestinian state. Although Israel vehemently opposes such a move, the thumbs-up from the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee

ources of funding via Saudi Arabia and other oil-rich Arab states. Such a strategy would enable the Pa

ed Morsi or Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu — the leaders of America's two closest Middle East partners — when he was in New York last week to speak to the United Nations General Assembly. There are sound foreign policy and political reasons why. Rarely have relations between Washington and these nations been more out of whack. The

ters in the meantime. The Palestinian people are rich in expertise and experience, in eloquent advocat

jab 26/9/2011 -- Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) chairman and president of the Palestinian Authority (PA) Mahmoud Abbas could have gone to the United Nations General Assembly for observer state membership, which only needs a simple majority vote that the PLO has already guaranteed. However, he chose to go to the Security

-state to fight, or as Rumsfeld put it, a "target-rich environment". Iraq, pumped up by alleged stockpi

. But betting a Palestinian state can be created in this fashion is an exceedingly risky gamble. The idea is bound to get a sympathetic hearing at the United Nations General Assembly, where the so-called "Arab bloc" of the Palestinian Authority's Middle Eastern allies has a considerable voice, when it convenes this September. Bu

-state to fight, or as Rumsfeld put it, a "target-rich environment". Iraq, pumped up by alleged stockpi

. But betting a Palestinian state can be created in this fashion is an exceedingly risky gamble. The idea is bound to get a sympathetic hearing at the United Nations General Assembly, where the so-called "Arab bloc" of the Palestinian Authority's Middle Eastern allies has a considerable voice, when it convenes this September. Bu