Lieberman Proposes Jordan Administer Palestinian Civilian Life in West Bank
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What happened
Avigdor Lieberman, head of Yisrael Beiteinu, proposed a plan where Jordan would manage Palestinian civilian affairs in the West Bank while Israel retains security control. The plan aims to prevent a Palestinian state and a security vacuum, but requires Jordan's agreement, which has not been secured.
- 01Lieberman proposes Jordan manage Palestinian civilian life in West Bank areas.
- 02Israel would retain territorial integrity and overall security control.
- 03The plan aims to prevent a Palestinian state and security vacuum.
- 04It requires the dissolution of the Palestinian Authority and cancellation of Oslo Accords.
- 05Jordan has not yet officially agreed to the proposal.
- 06Gaza would require IDF action against Hamas followed by external administration.
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