Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu has disclosed his insistence to go ahead with his plan to annex the West Bank, Jordan Valley and North of the Red sea.
Benjamin’s insistence is a clear indication of his readiness to actualize the ‘deal of the century’ as he has preferred to call it.
Netanyahu stated this on Friday 28th February, 2020 that he is not concerned by the threat from Jordan and the Palestinian Authority.
“I won’t be concerned with the threats by Jordan and the Palestinian Authority,” said, Netanyau.
Netanyahu noted that his government is determined to see to its promises to build several more thousands of new homes in the occupied West Bank.
Speaking about his commitment to fulfilling these promises regardless of threats Netanyahu said,
“We are talking about fateful decisions, which we executed despite all the threats. We have also approved housing plans in the Sha’ar HaShomron settlement, a step which proves that big changes are happening here.”
Netanyahu also stated he is hell-bent on imposing Israeli sovereignty on Judea and Samaria because the US government has asked them to do so.
He added that the US government would immediately acknowledge this imposition, which requires several weeks of work and maybe one or two months for the joint team.
“Let us be clear, the administration of US President Donald Trump has asked us to take one pack of decisions in the Judea and Samaria, where we plan to impose our sovereignty,” Netanyahu explained.
He also explained that extensive talks have started on the part of the West Bank that Israeli government is going to annex as he has recently met with the US committee that sees to the parts of the West Bank to be annexed.
“Joint work has started extensively and we are talking about a large area with a border of 800 kilometers,” he said.
He however said with a great sense of confidence that the annexation would be possible only if he remains Israeli prime minister.
“When we finish building this area, the annexation should be achieved on one condition: that I remain Prime Minister,” he concluded.
