Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Will a "palestinian" islamic Terror State be Forced Upon Israel?

The EU says it will use the example of Kosovo if the PA unilaterally declares a "palestinian" state. This is ominous. There's a real possibility that just as NATO used military force against the Serbs under the guise of "ethnic cleansing" which turned out to be a hoax, it will use military force against Israel to enforce such a PA declaration of statehood. The idea of a unilateral declaration in 2011 keeps coming up in many articles I have read. And Obama advisor Samantha Powers is on record as favoring a U.S. invasion of Israel on behalf of the "palestinians". Another obama advisor zbignew brzezinsky has suggested America shoot down Israeli planes if Israel attempts to take out Iran's nuke facilities. Imagine America actually shooting down Israeli pilots in order to protect Iranian nuclear weapons factories. It boggles the mind. Also brzezinsky and Steven Solarz' article about imposing a two-state plan, said that any party objecting to the plan (meaning Israel) would be dealt with. All of these signs point to military force being used against Israel by the west.

EU mission head in Israel: Kosovo experience to be used if Palestine proclaims its independence Trend News

The European Union intends to use the experience of Kosovo if the Palestinian Authority decides to proclaim a Palestinian state unilaterally.

"Yet we do not have a clear position on the independence of Palestine, but the EU has the experience of Kosovo, which we plan to introduce in this case," the head of the EU office in Israel Andrew Standley told journalists in Tel Aviv on April 12.
Prime Minister of the Palestinian Authority Salam Fayyad said last week that in 2011 the "world will witness the birth of an independent Palestinian state".

Israel, as always, rejected these statements and believes that a Palestinian state can be created only within the "roadmap", which envisages a solution to the problem of two states - Palestine and Israel.
Kosovo, an autonomous province in Serbia, mostly populated by Albanians, in February 2008 declared itself an independent republic with its capital in Pristina. Official Belgrade authorities have not recognized the unilateral proclamation of Kosovo, while most European countries, as well as the U.S. supported it. In February 2009, the number of countries that recognize Kosovo's independence reached 54.

The EU representative also said that the role of Brussels in solving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict remains a minor, as a central place is reserved for the United States, having great potential.

"The EU supports the U.S. efforts in this regard, and seeks the ways to assist the Obama administration in resolving this conflict, which must be resolved on the basis of international law," said Standley.

Brussels, he said, made it clear to Israel that it opposes any blockade, and calls for an immediate lifting of the economic and humanitarian blockade of the Gaza Strip.

"The blockade of the Gaza Strip is not productive and in any case not in the interest of economic development of the enclave. Our position is clear and exact - we oppose any blockade," said Standley
The blockade of Gaza was launched after the Palestinian movement Hamas gained control over the enclave in June 2007. The blockade was strengthened after a series of rocket attacks on southern Israel by Palestinian groups from Gaza.

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