THE PALESTINIANS

 It is absolutely essential that a solution be found to the Israeli – Palestine conflict.   This conflict is a cancer that eats away at the Middle East.  The EU has an historical opportunity to bring it to an end.  Brussels can bring a European future to Israel and Palestine.          

The EU offers both Israeli and Palestinians - a Super Special Relationship – all the benefits of membership except a veto power.  Businessmen from both countries will enjoy full access to the EU market - the people of both countries - full access to political institutions, technology, educational institutions, funding, employment etc.  

 In return, the Palestinians  must:

1.Recognize Israel.

2.Cease all attacks.

3.Complete all the 35 chapters.

4.Eventually Jews allowed to live in the West Bank.

Israel must:

1.Withdraw all forces from the West Bank.

2.Dismantle all settlements except the 2 large ones adjacent to the wall.

3.Stop all building in Jerusalem Palestinian areas.

4.Allow East Jerusalem to be Palestinian Capital.

5.Complete all 35 chapters.

6.Eventually Palestinians allowed to live in Israel. (quid pro quo basis)

In order to ensure that terrorists do not smuggle 15,000 rockets into West Bank Cities, the EU/Natio and UN send an army of 10,000 to both the West Bank and Gaza Strip to secure the borders.   Although the diehards will never give up their aim of destroying Israel – the Palestinian people by joining with Europe are guaranteeing the future of their children.  Businessmen can produce goods and services for a market, not of 4 million but of 500 million and a free trade zone of 1.4 /2.4 billion (3 billion with the Middle East Free Trade Zone).   With no violence, the Gaza Strip could become a mini Beirut with multi - billion European investments in tourism and hotels.  Its future guaranteed.  The Palestinians would have to be mad not to jump at this EU OPPORTUNITY.  If they do not then screw them.  No more money.  No more aid. 

A peace settlement engineered by the EU dramatically alters the war on terror and the relationship between the West, Islam and democracy throughout the Arab world.