Editor of PA daily calls expected Trump peace proposal a ‘Holocaust plan’ for the Palestinians

ed note–prima facie evidence as to why no headway is made in dealing with the seemingly intractable ‘Jewish problem’, and particularly in the Middle East.

Trump’s peace plan is not being done to ‘holocaust’ the Palestinians, but rather to prevent one. He and his team know that D-Day is quickly approaching, and that if something is not done IMMEDIATELY to wall in the Jewish state via the provisions of an internationally-recognized and legally binding treaty that she WILL, not maybe or might, but WILL–light the fuse on a conflict that WILL–not maybe or might, but WILL–lead to a conflagration in the region that WILL see every single Palestinian murdered or displaced.

That Warsaw was chosen as the locale for this is indeed related to the events said to have happened during WWII, and in particular to the Warsaw Ghetto uprising that ended in the massacre of those Jews who chose to fight the ‘new Rome’ known as the 3rd Reich. In the same manner as Putin was sending a veiled warning to Netanyahu by gifting him a copy of Josephus’ book ‘The Jewish Wars’ that also detailed how Israel was destroyed by the Romans due to what was at that time the mentally incapacitating effects of Messianic fever, likewise, Kushner & co are sending the same message to Israel today that not only does history repeat itself, but that indeed it will if cooler heads don’t prevail and a deal isn’t made.

Despite the horrible injustices that have been inflicted upon them, the Palestinians would do well to dial down on their emotions long enough to hear what the details of Trump’s peace plan are, because the only ones who will benefit from this peace deal not going forward are the Jews.

Times of Israel

The editor-in-chief of Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, the Palestinian Authority’s official daily, has slammed US President Donald Trump’s soon-to-be-released peace proposal, saying it amounts to a “Holocaust” plan.

Mahmoud Abu al-Haija made the remark in a recent editorial he wrote about a US-Polish hosted conference on the Middle East in Warsaw that the Palestinians have boycotted.

“[The US administration] wants…to establish new alliances from the ‘Warsaw’ meeting for the sake of imaginary wars and creating a settlement for the Palestinian issue, by gaining official approval for the Zionist Trump plan as the basis for this settlement, which is nothing other than a ‘Holocaust’ plan for the most just issue in this era,” Abu Haija wrote.

“Perhaps it is not a coincidence that Warsaw will serve as the site for the convening of this conference [on] the American administration’s corrupt deal…It wishes to turn Warsaw — as the Nazis did — into an arena of a holocaust genocide against a small, oppressed, and tortured people, the Palestinian people,” he added.

Abu Haija’s piece was published Sunday, a few days before the start of the summit in the Polish capital on Wednesday, which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Washington officials, Arab foreign ministers and European diplomats were attending.

Palestinian Media Watch, an independent Israeli watchdog that monitors official Palestinian outlets, translated and published a report about Abu Haija’s editorial on Wednesday.

Palestinian officials have lambasted the conference in the Polish capital; the Palestinian Authority foreign ministry described it last week as “an American conspiracy intended to get the participants to adopt the US’s views on issues of the region, particularly the Palestine question.”

The Palestinians have also said they hope no meetings between Arab and Israelis will take place at the confab.

But Netanyahu and Omani Foreign Minister Yusuf bin Alawi met on Wednesday at hotel in Warsaw, with the PM telling him that the recent rapprochement between the two countries was “changing the world.”

“I have to tell you that the courageous decision of Sultan Qaboos to invite me to Oman is changing the world,” Netanyahu said, referring to his October 2018 visit to Muscat.

He said many Arab countries were following Oman’s lead in moving toward more open interaction with Israel, “including at this conference.”

Abu Haija’s comments also came days after Jason Greenblatt, one the American president’s Middle East peace envoys, said the Trump peace plan was “close to complete.”

Since shortly after Trump recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital and initiated the relocation of the US Embassy in the Jewish state to the city, PA President Mahmoud Abbas has said the Palestinians will reject any American peace plan and no longer participate in a US-dominated peace process.