> "Bukan Pedanda" <bukan.pedanda@...> wrote: > Ah..udah mau berundng? Bagus dah. > Perundingan jauh lebih baik dari > pada berbunuhan...
Kalo Palestina masih bisa bunuh2an, maka biarpun berunding tetap saja akan bunuh2an. Masalahnya sekarang sudah tidak bisa si Palestina main bunuh, karena batas wilayahnya sudah dipasang tembok beton yang tinggi hingga pembunuh jihad itu tidak bisa masuk buat ngebunuh. Selain tembok beton, juga wilayahnya diblokade total sehingga jangankan orang, barang dan binatang juga enggak bisa lolos. Blokade juga bukan dengan tentara, melainkan dengan robot, dengan predator yang bisa langsung nembak siapa saja yang coba2 masuk bobol tembok. Jadi bolehlah dikatakan Abbas Palestina ini mati kutu. Mau teror enggak bisa, mau berunding dengan persyaratan juga tidak dilayani. Jadi kalo sekarang bersedia berunding tanpa persyaratan artinya memang sudah tidak punya ikhtiar lain, karena Israel ibaratnya sudah tidak ada persoalan lagi dengan urusan teroris jihad bunuh diri Arab Palestina ini. Bagi Israel itu berunding pun cuma untuk ulur waktu bukan untuk menyetujui usul2 yang diingini Abbas. Kalo tiba waktunya nanti, Arab Palestina itu bubar sendirinya. Israel sekarang cuma kudu mikirin bagaimana memenuhi kemauan rakyatnya bukan kemauan Arab2 Palestina ini. Karena Abbas sudah betul2 tersudut, ya mau apa lagi untuk tutup malu, pengikut pun enggak punya, lalu apa yang mau dirundingkan dengan Israel ??? Status Abbas sudah bukan presiden, sudah tidak punya pengikut, dia cuma mengangkat diri sendiri saja menganggap masih presiden. Jadi Abbas enggak bisa mewakili Arab Palestina untuk pembicaraan damai, karena kalo bikin perangpun enggak bisa, mana mungkin perlu bikin perdamaian ??? Yang diharapin si Abbas tidak lain agar bisa mendapat uang pensiun hari tua. Biarlah enggak jadi merdeka pun enggak apa2 asal masih bisa dapat pensiun dari Israel. Perlu anda semua ketahui, pemerintahan Abbas itu sudah 6 bulan enggak menggaji pegawainya karena semua uang gaji datangnya dari Israel. Dulu, banyak bantuan untuk si Abbas yang didapat dari negara2 Arab, tapi sekarang seluruh negara2 Arab porak poranda, rakyatnya memberontak menuntut perbaikan hidup, menuntut kepala negaranya dipecat dan dihukum karena korupsi dan melanggar HAM. Jadi situasi Abbas betul2 bampek, lhaaa... kalo andalah yang mewakili pemerintah Israel, masa sih harus bikin perjanjian atau konsesi kepada musuh yang sudah sekarat ??? Ny. Muslim binti Muskitawati. > > --- > > [CNN] > > Israel, Palestinians agree on step toward new talks - CNN.com > By the CNN Wire Staff > 2011-10-27T11:56:56Z > > CNN.com > > Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel and the Palestinians have agreed to come forward > with proposals on security and territory issues within the next three months, > the European Union said, in a development that keeps alive hopes for renewed > peace talks. > > It comes after representatives from both sides met separately with envoys > from the Middle East Quartet -- made up of the United States, the European > Union, the United Nations and Russia -- and former British Prime Minister > Tony Blair in Jerusalem on Wednesday, an EU statement said. > > Both Israel and the Palestinians expressed their readiness "to overcome the > current obstacles and resume direct bilateral negotiations without delay or > preconditions," the EU said, in line with a Quartet statement issued > September 23. > > In that statement, the Quartet called on Israel and the Palestinians to > resume peace talks within a month, and set the end of 2012 as the deadline > for their completion. > > It also "affirmed its determination to actively and vigorously seek a > comprehensive resolution of the Arab-Israeli conflict" on the basis of > numerous U.N. Security Council resolutions, previous agreements between the > two sides and "the roadmap," a reference to the proposed plan for Middle East > peace laid out by the quartet in 2003. > > The roadmap calls on each side to take a series of steps, including > Palestinians undertaking "an unconditional cessation of violence" and Israel > freezing "all settlement activity." > > Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's special envoy, attorney Yitzhak > Molcho, met Quartet representatives Wednesday to discuss ways to resume > direct talks with the Palestinians, without preconditions. > > It was decided that the sides would coordinate on a date to resume their > discussions, the Israelis said. > > Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat told reporters in Ramallah that > Palestinian officials had told Quartet members they were willing to engage in > any effort to resume peace talks "provided that the Israeli side honor its > commitments emanating from the roadmap, when we say Israel must stop > settlement activities including in Jerusalem and accept the two state > solution of 1967. > > "These are not Palestinian conditions, these are Israeli obligations." > > The Palestinians had passed documents concerning Israeli settlement building > and the release of Palestinian prisoners to the Quartet representatives, he > said. > > Envoys from the Quartet will meet regularly over the next 90 days with > representatives from both sides, the EU said. > > The envoys reiterated the Quartet's call for Israelis and Palestinians to > "refrain from provocative actions if negotiations are to be effective," the > EU statement added. > > Peace talks between the two sides fell apart over a year ago over > disagreements on the issue of Israeli West Bank settlements. > > Coming off a self-imposed 10-month halt in settlement construction, Israel > said it would not renew the freeze. This led the Palestinians to quit the > negotiations. > > Last month, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas made a bid for the > United Nations to recognize a Palestinian state, a move Israel says is > premature without direct talks that address its longstanding security > concerns. > > CNN's Kevin Flower in Jerusalem and Kareem Khadder in Ramallah contributed to > this report. > © 2011 Cable News Network. Turner Broadcasting System, Inc. All Rights > Reserved. > ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! 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