Fatah Official: Two-State Solution Is a Trap to Eliminate Israel
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
A senior Fatah official in Lebanon, Basel Abu Shahab, revealed that the two-state solution is a tactic to eliminate Israel. Speaking on official Fatah TV, he claimed Palestinian independence would allow for military buildup, leading to Israel's eventual disappearance. Abu Shahab stated that establishing a Palestinian state signifies the end of the "Israeli entity" and global Zionism.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Senior Fatah official Basel Abu Shahab called the two-state solution a trap to eliminate Israel.
- Abu Shahab stated that Palestinian independence would enable significant military buildup.
- He predicted Palestinians would have an air force and industry like Israel's within 20 years.
- The official claimed declaring a Palestinian state means the disappearance of the "Israeli entity".
- Abu Shahab also linked the state's establishment to the disappearance of global Zionism.
A senior Fatah official in Lebanon stated that the internationally backed two-state solution is a tactic designed to ultimately lead to Israel's elimination. Basel Abu Shahab, speaking on the official Fatah television channel on Monday, described the establishment of a Palestinian state as a strategy intended to dismantle the Israeli entity. He suggested that if people understood the true intentions of Palestinian leadership, such as Yasser Arafat or Mahmoud Abbas, they would grasp this strategy. Abu Shahab asserted that Israel is aware of the danger, as Palestinian independence would enable significant military buildup, predicting that within twenty years, Palestinians would possess an air force and industry comparable to Israel's. He concluded by stating that declaring a Palestinian state means the disappearance of the "Israeli entity" and, in his view, also the disappearance of global Zionism or Freemasonry.
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