Trump's Plan for Israel-Palestinian Peace: Kosovo's top fears

Standing close to outgoing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump announced the detailed 181-page plan.

Palestinian leaders were not present after rejecting the proposal from the beginning, writes The Guardian, the Periscope.

Today, Israel takes a major step toward peace. I was not elected president to do small things or to hide from major problems. ” he said.

A copy of this plan, issued by the White House, said the plan aimed at:

- To define Jerusalem as Israel's undivided capital, with a potential Palestinian capital in the east and north of the city.

-Recognition of the overwhelming majority of Israeli settlements occupied by Palestinian territories as part of the country. The Palestinian state would take territory, mainly desert, near Gaza to compensate for the loss of 30 percent of the West Coast. Gaza and the West Coast would be connected to a fast railway line.

- The Jordan Valley recognition, which is one third of the Western Coast occupied as part of Israel.

Offering a form of citizenship to Palestine, but without an army, and leaving security control to Israel in some areas. The plan also includes a series of steps Palestinians must take to achieve independence, one of which is the “degradation of Hamas”, the group governing Gaza.

-The possibility of removing Israeli citizenship for tens of thousands of Arab Israelis living in border towns.

Trump said the economic aspect of the plan included creating a million new jobs for Palestinians for the next 10 years.

Netanyah called the proposal a great <x0 plan for Israel. ”

Meanwhile, even Kosovo now appears to have entered into Trump's vision, further pushing the eventual agreement with Serbia, which former Swedish Prime Minister Carl Bildt said would satisfy Milosevic as well.

According to this Trump vision, Serbia would continue to control Kosovo, leaving a limited citizenship conditioned as Palestine. /Periscope