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Lieberman Proposes West Bank Plan Transferring Public Order to Jordan Avigdor Lieberman presented a West Bank plan assigning Jordan public order duties and proposing the dissolution of the Palestinian Authority. Political analyst Odeh Bisharat discussed the plan's ramifications ahead of the Knesset elections.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Lieberman's plan assigns Jordan public order and daily life management in West Bank Areas A and B. 02 Israel would retain overall security responsibility and geographical contiguity under the proposal. 03 The plan includes dissolving the Palestinian Authority and canceling the Oslo Accords. 04 Lieberman aims to prevent a power vacuum and the establishment of an internationally recognized Palestinian state. 05 Political analyst Odeh Bisharat discussed the plan's implications and regional developments. Translated and summarized by baba from Panet , the latest report. Read Panet’s original The coverage
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