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Lieberman Proposes Jordanian Control of West Bank; Katz Orders Closure Avigdor Lieberman proposed a plan for Jordan to manage daily Palestinian life in the West Bank while Israel retains security control. Concurrently, Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered a full closure of the West Bank and Gaza crossings on October 5 and 7, coinciding with the anniversary of the October 7 attacks.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Lieberman proposed Jordan manage Palestinian daily life in West Bank Areas A and B. 02 Israel would maintain overall security control under Lieberman's plan. 03 The plan calls for dismantling the Palestinian Authority and canceling Oslo Accords. 04 Defense Minister Katz ordered West Bank and Gaza crossings closed Oct 5 and 7. 05 Closures coincide with Israel's commemoration of the October 7 attacks. Translated and summarized by baba from Al-Shams , the latest report. Read Al-Shams’s original The coverage
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