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most probably For most Bangladeshis its related to 3rd holiest place Al Aqsa, not Arabs!!
look up Indo-Israel relations, you will understand the significance... And if approval of a muslim nation was even relevant to Tel-Aviv, they wouldn't have helped India during kargil conflict. Apart from that, Israels attitude is a little different from conventional diplomacy, the dont give a jack about any arab or muslim country. thats it
yeah ... more muslims in India... but nice try though
also offered in Camp david summit by Ehud Barak... declined by your beloved arafat
You are wrong. He never did that. He said that Israel will keep all the settlement, all the roads that keeps the settlement connected, it will control all the water resources, Palestine will have no border with any other country except Israel, Israel will control all the air, entry and exit of Palestine, Palestine will have no armed forces and most importantly east Jerusalem will remain part of Israel. Under this circumstances no one can accept the offer and in this case Palestine would have looked like some small islands.
Israel is yet to implement that. One of the prime condition for that was stop of all settlement activity which Israel never obliged and kept on stealing more Palestine land beyond 1967 border.
Barak offered to form a Palestinian State initially on 73% of the West Bank (that is, 27% less than the Green Line borders) and 100% of the Gaza Strip. In 10–25 years, the Palestinian state would expand to a maximum of 92% of the West Bank (94% excluding greater Jerusalem). As a result, Israel would have withdrawn from 63 settlements. Israel would only keep the settlements with large populations. All others would be dismantled, with the exception of Kiryat Arba (adjacent to the holy city of Hebron), which would be an Israeli enclave inside the Palestinian state, and would be linked to Israel by a bypass road. The West Bank would be split in the middle by an Israeli-controlled road from Jerusalem to the Dead Sea, with free passage for Palestinians, although Israel reserved the right to close the road to passage in case of emergency. In return, Israel would allow the Palestinians to use a highway in the Negev to connect the West Bank with Gaza. In the Israeli proposal, the West Bank and Gaza Strip would be linked by an elevated highway and an elevated railroad running through the Negev, ensuring safe and free passage for Palestinians. This highway would be under the sovereignty of Israel, and Israel reserved the right to close the highway to passage in case of emergency.
Seems like a very generous deal, when your beloved egyptians and jordanians did give them jack. Infact jordanians and few pakistani mercenaries killed a bunch of them. (guess one of them later became the president)
Much of the airspace, and logistics would be controlled by Israel. And not Palestine.
That's why the Palestinians didn't buy it back in Camp David.
Barak offered to form a Palestinian State initially on 73% of the West Bank (that is, 27% less than the Green Line borders) and 100% of the Gaza Strip. In 10–25 years, the Palestinian state would expand to a maximum of 92% of the West Bank (94% excluding greater Jerusalem). As a result, Israel would have withdrawn from 63 settlements. Israel would only keep the settlements with large populations. All others would be dismantled, with the exception of Kiryat Arba (adjacent to the holy city of Hebron), which would be an Israeli enclave inside the Palestinian state, and would be linked to Israel by a bypass road. The West Bank would be split in the middle by an Israeli-controlled road from Jerusalem to the Dead Sea, with free passage for Palestinians, although Israel reserved the right to close the road to passage in case of emergency. In return, Israel would allow the Palestinians to use a highway in the Negev to connect the West Bank with Gaza. In the Israeli proposal, the West Bank and Gaza Strip would be linked by an elevated highway and an elevated railroad running through the Negev, ensuring safe and free passage for Palestinians. This highway would be under the sovereignty of Israel, and Israel reserved the right to close the highway to passage in case of emergency.
Seems like a very generous deal, when your beloved egyptians and jordanians did give them jack. Infact jordanians and few pakistani mercenaries killed a bunch of them. (guess one of them later became the president)
wasn't bangladesh's rhetoric pre 67 "borders", now you say Palestine need to have airspace and logistics... this just keeps getting weird. look at the map and solve their logistics issue bondhu
^^^That's not the real map.
Not any generous deal. 1st of all it is out of question when Israel was keeping East Jerusalem which is supposed to be the capital of Palestine. Not to mention it does not allow water control, any border with Jordan, Israel would have kept most of the fertile land and as I said most of the settlement and link roads which would not make Palestine a viable state and as I said would have made palestine looks like some isolated island states.
This is how Israel have theft the land...
Present reality with settlement...
That is the real map... look at the settlement activity map which was posted just after that!!!
That is a fake map to begin with..... and for your reference please enjoy these 11 mins