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http://www.jnewswire.com/news_archive/04/01/040121_geneva.asp
was reading on a news site and came across this article from Jerusalem ....it says the US,UN,EU, and Russia very well might confirm the Geneva Accord.
made me go.....
read and see what you guys think.....if they are again working to enforce this..and look WHO is involved...the EU.
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PA official: Quartet could adopt Geneva Accord
By Jerusalem Newswire Editorial Staff
January 21, 2004
Jerusalem (jnewswire.com) - Far from fizzling into oblivion, the Geneva Accord could soon be adopted by the so-called Quartet - the US, UN, EU and Russia -according to senior Palestinian Authority figure Yasser Abed-Rabbo.
And all the while, despite the terrible price paid by their fellow Jews as a result of the disastrous Oslo Process, the Israelis most responsible for spawning that initiative are actively pursuing their clandestine efforts to push forward a pro-Palestine blueprint for Middle East peace.
Fruitful meeting in France
According to Abed-Rabbo, a former PA Cabinet member and one of the coordinators of the secret meetings that birthed Oslo, France has committed to working on the rest of the Quartet to officially adopt the Geneva plan.
Abed-Rabbo dropped this bombshell after meeting in Paris Monday with French Foreign Minister Dominique De Villepin. With the Palestinian was chief Israeli Oslo architect and Geneva co-author Yossi Beilin.
During their meeting, De Villepin reportedly said that his country "greets with enthusiasm the Geneva Accord and will call upon the European Union to officially adopt the accord in the first meeting at the ministerial level."
France, one of the most anti-Semitic countries on the Continent, has an openly pro-Arab, anti-Israel Middle Eastern policy.
The EU, UN and Russia have all been working to take Middle East peacemaking out of the controlling hands of the Americans.
Earlier, Abed-Rabbo told AFP that the US and its Quartet partners were showing "encouraging signs" of endorsing Geneva.
He said UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan had also said he would raise the Geneva issue at the next meeting of the four.
Strategic delay?
In a related developments, Ha'aretz reports Wednesday that a mass rally called to promote the Geneva Accords, and scheduled for this coming Saturday in Tel Aviv, has been delayed until next month, purportedly due to anticipated rainy weather.
Abed Rabbo is listed as a key speaker at the event.
[Ed note: Time will tell whether the rally has been postponed for reasons of inclemency, or in a strategic move to align the rally with De Villepin's bid to get the EU to officially adopt Geneva.]
The Geneva Accord
While its preamble says it is a draft agreement between the State of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization, the Geneva Accord is not an official document; no member of the Israeli government played any part in its creation.
It was, in fact, drawn up by two people acting in their private capacity: Abed-Rabbo, who had to have had Arafat's blessing to proceed, and Beilin, whose nation blackballed him in the last general elections.
Nonetheless, a number of international leaders, including US Secretary of State Colin Powell, have accorded legitimacy to the rogue document.
In the Geneva Accord, Israel agrees to return to the 1967 borders and permit the immediate creation of a Palestinian state called Palestine on the biblical heartland of the Jewish people, and in the Gaza Strip.
Israel would straightaway, and irreversibly, recognize the State of Palestine.
All settlements in the new Palestine would be evacuated of their Jewish inhabitants and handed, intact, to the Arafat Authority.
Jerusalem would be divided and become the capital of both states. The Temple Mount, holiest site in all of Judaism, would be surrendered to the Palestinian Arabs, forever.
Skullduggery abounds
Meanwhile, a series of events in Israel has given rise to the suspicion that the rest of the gang behind the devastating Oslo Accords are working round the clock to regain the initiative and push forward their land-for-peace agenda.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon revealed earlier this week that he had obtained details of a secret meeting held at the home of Norwegian Ambassador to Israel Mona Juul.
Attending the gathering were all the key players behind the Oslo Process, including Juul, her husband Terje Roed-Larsen, who is the UN's special envoy to the Middle East, Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia, Israeli Labor Party leader Shimon Peres and two of his closest assistants from the past, Uri Savir and Avi Gil. Only Beilin and Abed-Rabbo were not there.
Roed-Larsen had "smuggled" Qureia in, Sharon said, saying the fact that the PA premier was holding meetings with Peres could explain why he had so far failed to meet with Israel's elected leader.
Creating lots of smoke
Employing a classic deterrence tactic, Peres together with other leftist Knesset Members, pounced on Sharon, suggesting he had utilized the Shin Bet internal security service to pass information about the activities of Israel's opposition leader.
Sharon denied having used the Shin Bet, and said his information came from someone who had been present at the meeting.
Following his disclosure, Ha'aretz reports that Norway's government suspects its embassy in Tel Aviv, and its ambassador's residence, have been wiretapped by Israeli intelligence.
[Ed note: When it comes to the Israeli left's efforts to advance their program: where there is smoke, fire is never far away. For now, attention has successfully been diverted from the meeting itself, and from what possibly took place there.]
was reading on a news site and came across this article from Jerusalem ....it says the US,UN,EU, and Russia very well might confirm the Geneva Accord.
made me go.....
read and see what you guys think.....if they are again working to enforce this..and look WHO is involved...the EU.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
PA official: Quartet could adopt Geneva Accord
By Jerusalem Newswire Editorial Staff
January 21, 2004
Jerusalem (jnewswire.com) - Far from fizzling into oblivion, the Geneva Accord could soon be adopted by the so-called Quartet - the US, UN, EU and Russia -according to senior Palestinian Authority figure Yasser Abed-Rabbo.
And all the while, despite the terrible price paid by their fellow Jews as a result of the disastrous Oslo Process, the Israelis most responsible for spawning that initiative are actively pursuing their clandestine efforts to push forward a pro-Palestine blueprint for Middle East peace.
Fruitful meeting in France
According to Abed-Rabbo, a former PA Cabinet member and one of the coordinators of the secret meetings that birthed Oslo, France has committed to working on the rest of the Quartet to officially adopt the Geneva plan.
Abed-Rabbo dropped this bombshell after meeting in Paris Monday with French Foreign Minister Dominique De Villepin. With the Palestinian was chief Israeli Oslo architect and Geneva co-author Yossi Beilin.
During their meeting, De Villepin reportedly said that his country "greets with enthusiasm the Geneva Accord and will call upon the European Union to officially adopt the accord in the first meeting at the ministerial level."
France, one of the most anti-Semitic countries on the Continent, has an openly pro-Arab, anti-Israel Middle Eastern policy.
The EU, UN and Russia have all been working to take Middle East peacemaking out of the controlling hands of the Americans.
Earlier, Abed-Rabbo told AFP that the US and its Quartet partners were showing "encouraging signs" of endorsing Geneva.
He said UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan had also said he would raise the Geneva issue at the next meeting of the four.
Strategic delay?
In a related developments, Ha'aretz reports Wednesday that a mass rally called to promote the Geneva Accords, and scheduled for this coming Saturday in Tel Aviv, has been delayed until next month, purportedly due to anticipated rainy weather.
Abed Rabbo is listed as a key speaker at the event.
[Ed note: Time will tell whether the rally has been postponed for reasons of inclemency, or in a strategic move to align the rally with De Villepin's bid to get the EU to officially adopt Geneva.]
The Geneva Accord
While its preamble says it is a draft agreement between the State of Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization, the Geneva Accord is not an official document; no member of the Israeli government played any part in its creation.
It was, in fact, drawn up by two people acting in their private capacity: Abed-Rabbo, who had to have had Arafat's blessing to proceed, and Beilin, whose nation blackballed him in the last general elections.
Nonetheless, a number of international leaders, including US Secretary of State Colin Powell, have accorded legitimacy to the rogue document.
In the Geneva Accord, Israel agrees to return to the 1967 borders and permit the immediate creation of a Palestinian state called Palestine on the biblical heartland of the Jewish people, and in the Gaza Strip.
Israel would straightaway, and irreversibly, recognize the State of Palestine.
All settlements in the new Palestine would be evacuated of their Jewish inhabitants and handed, intact, to the Arafat Authority.
Jerusalem would be divided and become the capital of both states. The Temple Mount, holiest site in all of Judaism, would be surrendered to the Palestinian Arabs, forever.
Skullduggery abounds
Meanwhile, a series of events in Israel has given rise to the suspicion that the rest of the gang behind the devastating Oslo Accords are working round the clock to regain the initiative and push forward their land-for-peace agenda.
Prime Minister Ariel Sharon revealed earlier this week that he had obtained details of a secret meeting held at the home of Norwegian Ambassador to Israel Mona Juul.
Attending the gathering were all the key players behind the Oslo Process, including Juul, her husband Terje Roed-Larsen, who is the UN's special envoy to the Middle East, Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia, Israeli Labor Party leader Shimon Peres and two of his closest assistants from the past, Uri Savir and Avi Gil. Only Beilin and Abed-Rabbo were not there.
Roed-Larsen had "smuggled" Qureia in, Sharon said, saying the fact that the PA premier was holding meetings with Peres could explain why he had so far failed to meet with Israel's elected leader.
Creating lots of smoke
Employing a classic deterrence tactic, Peres together with other leftist Knesset Members, pounced on Sharon, suggesting he had utilized the Shin Bet internal security service to pass information about the activities of Israel's opposition leader.
Sharon denied having used the Shin Bet, and said his information came from someone who had been present at the meeting.
Following his disclosure, Ha'aretz reports that Norway's government suspects its embassy in Tel Aviv, and its ambassador's residence, have been wiretapped by Israeli intelligence.
[Ed note: When it comes to the Israeli left's efforts to advance their program: where there is smoke, fire is never far away. For now, attention has successfully been diverted from the meeting itself, and from what possibly took place there.]
