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[Ynet News] Nahum Barnea - All the experts on the Palestinian issue are in agreement that the prospect of negotiating a final-status agreement with a Fatah regime in the West Bank is nothing but an illusion. Firstly, the separation between Gaza and the West Bank is unacceptable to the Palestinians. Fatah has not forfeited Gaza and Hamas has not forfeited the West Bank. Secondly, Fatah is so divided internally that it is doubtful whether it would be capable of stabilizing a regime that would meet the expectations of the U.S. and Israel. 2007-06-21 01:00:00Full Article
New Approach to Palestinian Question Just a Castle in the Sand
[Ynet News] Nahum Barnea - All the experts on the Palestinian issue are in agreement that the prospect of negotiating a final-status agreement with a Fatah regime in the West Bank is nothing but an illusion. Firstly, the separation between Gaza and the West Bank is unacceptable to the Palestinians. Fatah has not forfeited Gaza and Hamas has not forfeited the West Bank. Secondly, Fatah is so divided internally that it is doubtful whether it would be capable of stabilizing a regime that would meet the expectations of the U.S. and Israel. 2007-06-21 01:00:00Full Article
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