In details, we have addressed why Yassir Arafat rejected this deal in the summer of 2000. It should be noted that although no official map was submitted by the Israelis, the consensus agrees that the map below is in sync with Ehud Barak's submission at the failed summit. As you see, the Palestinian area (in orange) has little to no sovereignty over the Jordan valley or its airspace, water, population movement, and Israeli-only roads (in blue) the dissect the Palestinian state from four directions. Pay attention to the 160 colonial settlements (the blue triangles) that will stay; plus, the state will be demilitarized. As you digest the earlier facts, please compare it with what Palestinians owned and operated as of 1948! Allow that to sink for a minute, then contemplate how Palestinians to this date in the West Bank still run 3G mobile service (not 4G or 5G). Some people still blame Palestinians for refusing this "generous" offer. For the love of God, this is more like 1.05 State Solution. If you care to know more about this subject, here is our take on this fake “peace” process:
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