US EditionNetanyahu outlines 3 prerequisites for peace in op-ed
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu insists on the destruction of Hamas, the demilitarization of Gaza, and the deradicalization of Palestinian society as prerequisites for peace. He suggests a temporary security zone around Gaza and Israel's continued security responsibility over the territory.
- Netanyahu rejects the possibility of the Palestinian Authority governing Gaza and emphasizes the need for Israel to maintain security control. President Biden, however, believes the PA could oversee the territory.
- Netanyahu vows to intensify the fighting in Gaza, expressing determination to continue until the end.
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A plan to save Israel — by getting rid of Zionism
“It is a bit strange to have it coming out now,” admits Shaul Magid, a professor of Jewish studies at Dartmouth College. Magid is the author of an engaging new essay collection, The Necessity of Exile: Essays From a Distance. The work, which he describes as “counter-Zionist,” suggests that Jews should consider anew the benefits of living in exile — including within the state of Israel itself — and a divorce from both the two-state solution and t…
Das sind Israels Bedingungen für Frieden
Israels Regierungschef Benjamin Netanyahu hat jetzt drei Bedingungen für ein Ende der Kämpfe im Gazastreifen genannt. „Es gibt keine Abkürzungen bei der Auflösung einer Terrororganisation, nur entschlossenen und beharrlichen Kampf“, sagte auch Israels Generalstabschef Herzi Halevi. Er rechnet mit einem Kampf, der viele Monate dauern wird. „Wir werden auch die Hamas-Führung erreichen, egal ob es eine Woche oder Monate dauert“, sagte er am Diensta…
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu calls for destruction of Hamas, lists three 'prerequisites' for peace
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu named three prerequisites for peace after the Hamas terrorist attacks of Oct. 7 in an op-ed for The Wall Street Journal.
Netanyahu: Gaza must be ‘deradicalized’ like Germany, Japan post-World War II
"Successful deradicalization took place in Germany and Japan after the Allied victory in World War II. Today, both nations are great allies of the U.S. and promote peace, stability and prosperity in Europe and Asia," Netanyahu wrote in an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal.
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