Video: PA's Nabil Shaath tells Lebanese TV PA state for Arabs, Israel for Arabs and Jews

Here's 'Palestinian Authority' foreign relations director Nabil Shaath telling Lebanese television that the 'Palestinian state' will be for Arabs only, while Israel will be for both Arabs and Jews, including 'refugees.'

I discussed this interview previously here, but did not have the video at the time.

Let's go to the videotape.

Surprise: Peres undermining Netanyahu government

Two weeks ago, I reported that Israel's favorite space cadet had met with 'Palestinian' chief negotiator bottle washer Saeb Erekat. Now, it turns out that Peres also held four 'secret' meetings with 'moderate' 'Palestinian' President Mahmoud Abbas Abu Mazen. President Mahmoud Abbas revealed he held four secret meetings with his Israeli counterpart Shimon Peres in a bid to revive stalled

'The tip of the triangle of destruction'?

And I thought they'd name streets after him if they ever got a 'state'.... Indeed, for a long time, many pundits on the Right here referred to him as the founding father of 'Palestine.'The following article from the sports pages of the official PA daily is an example of how neutral Israeli activities are twisted and used to promote hatred of Israel in the PA.The article is about Israeli

How to live with the status quo

In a lengthy article in Saturday's Toronto Globe and Mail, it took until the fourth computer screen to reach some semblance of balance. But the truth is that this is probably the best solution at the present time. Settlers may be split on whether the hilltop youths’ tactics are justified, but they and their supporters share a sense of urgency. As was the case in 1973, when pressure was building

Time for Israel to end Oslo

Mudar Zahran, a Palestinian writer and academic from Jordan, who now resides in the UK as a political refugee, says it's time for Israel to end the Oslo Accords. For the past several decades, the PLO leadership seem to have been trying to grab whatever it could get in negotiations, using the "ceiling of the last negotiation as the floor of the next," and pocketing whatever concessions it could

Shaath: We'll never accept two states for two peoples

I mentioned this video in an earlier post. Here's the interview with 'moderate' 'Palestinian' Nabil Shaath.Let's go to the videotape (Hat Tip: Stefan W).

Space cadet holding secret talks with 'Palestinians' to restart talks

Israel's favorite space cadet, who is supposed to hold an honorary and not a policy-making position, has been holding 'secret' talks with the 'Palestinians' in an effort to get them back to the negotiating table for the first time in two and a half years. Haaretz has learned that on Tuesday night, Peres held a long meeting with the chief Palestinian negotiator, Saeb Erekat. The two went over

How a 'moderate Palestinian' sees peace

And you thought the term 'moderate Palestinian' was an oxymoron, didn't you? Well, here's an interview with the archetypal 'moderate Palestinian,' Nabil Shaath, courtesy of Barry Rubin, and let's see how he views peace with Israel. Nabil Shaath: The recognition of a [Palestinian] state…will make many things possible in the future. Eventually, we will be able to sign bilateral agreements with

What would a 'Palestinian' Arab state mean?

Elder of Ziyon made this video from the results of the Greenberg poll.Let's go to the videotape.

Marty Peretz's epiphany: Jordan is Palestine

The New Republic's editor emeritus, Martin Peretz, has written a lengthy journal which, but for his assertion that Israel should not keep Judea and Samaria, and should instead 'allow' them to confederate with Jordan, includes many awakenings to reality.The thick-with-ads, oh-so gracefully written weekly [The New Yorker. CiJ] is a model of fashionable views on Israel. David Remnick, its editor,

EU divided on 'peace process,' delcaration of 'statehood'

When the 27 foreign ministers of the European Union met on Monday, all they could agree upon was that Israel and the 'Palestinians' ought to get back to the negotiating table. It seems that Europe is deeply divided when it comes to how to jump start the 'peace process' and on how to vote on the 'Palestinians' unilateral declaration of 'statehood.' There is no consensus on whether the parameters

A waste, but whose waste?

Roger Cohen calls the last year a waste in the Middle East 'peace process' and that is likely a correct description. But rather than look at why the last year was a waste, Roger directs his venom at Israel - and only at Israel - rather than impartially analyzing what went wrong. Perhaps, I can fill in the gaps (Hat Tip: Soccer Dad). There is no alternative to resolving this most agonizing of