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1 Schlaglicht Israel Nr. 23/15 Aktuelles Aus Israelischen Tageszeitungen 1 Schlaglicht Israel Nr. 23/15 Aktuelles aus israelischen Tageszeitungen 1.-15. Dezember Die Themen dieser Ausgabe 1. Kerry warnt Israel vor bi-nationalem Staat ....................................................................................................... 1 2. Skandale in der Knesset .................................................................................................................................. 3 3. Yossi Sarid gestorben ...................................................................................................................................... 4 4. Medienquerschnitt ............................................................................................................................................ 5 1. Kerry warnt Israel vor bi-nationalem Staat cal fixation that is hard to free ourselves from, even Die kritische Rede von US-Außenminister John if it has nothing to do with reality. Kerry is worried Kerry beim Saban-Forum in Washington stieß in about Israel's demographics? We are too. But the Jerusalem auf Unmut. Israel werde kein bi- Jewish birthrate in Israel is perhaps the only one in nationaler Staat werden, wies Regierungschef Ben- the Western world on a continual upward trend. And jamin Netanyahu die Warnungen von Kerry vor we expect that a million new Jewish immigrants will demografischen Entwicklungen zu Ungunsten des arrive in Israel in the coming years. The historical demokratischen und jüdischen Staates zurück, sollte irony is that our enemies are unwittingly aiding this es keinen Frieden geben. Außerdem müsse auch process of the Jewish people's return to Zion. Kerry die Gegenseite Bereitschaft zur Zweistaatenlösung called on us to "see beyond the politics and the signalisieren, so Netanyahu. Kerry warnte zudem pressures of the moment and to look to the future." vor einem möglichen Kollaps der Palästinensischen Exactly right. That is the essence of the return to Autonomiebehörde, der Israel dazu zwingen würde, Zion -- looking past the politics of the moment. erneut für Verwaltung sowie Sicherheit in den Teilen Dror Eydar, IHY, 07.12.15 des Westjordanlandes zu sorgen, die bereits auto- nom sind. Der US-Außenminister bekräftigte die The penny finally drops for John Kerry Verpflichtung des Weißen Hauses, sich für die John Kerry has been spewing out quite a bit of non- Zweistaatenlösung auch weiterhin starkzumachen, sense over the past two years. (…) But his latest allerdings sei es an den beiden Konfliktparteien, die statement, for a change, belongs to a different de- notwendige Entscheidung dafür zu treffen. partment. (…) Kerry supports the Jewish state, and objects to Israel slipping into becoming a binational Beyond the politics of the moment state. (…) There is a small Jewish state. There's no (…) What is left of the Middle East that existed when need to turn it into a big Arab state. (…)The Jewish Obama came to power (…)? Very little. Only one settlement is not part of the "peace among nations" country in the Middle East remains stable -- Israel, project. (…) Israel opposes the Palestinian right of thank God. (…) Israel has remained stable precisely return to areas in the heart of Israel. Quite rightly so. because it has not accepted the advice of the White But the supporters of the one-state solution, both on House. (…) The binary thinking to which we have the left and right, actually support the right of return. become accustomed -- "two states" or "one state" -- They insist on mixing the two populations together. is simplistic and disastrous. (…) The "peace dia- (…) we need to remember the kibbutzim. From the logue" of recent decades has created a psychologi- moment they were founded to this very day, they 1 have had no Arab members and have built no new The solution is slipping away neighborhoods for Arabs. The kibbutzim did not (…) while there are those who insist on blaming the need to protest in order to implement the "Jews Israeli government for the diplomatic standstill be- only" policy. This is also the situation in Arab villag- tween the Palestinians and Israel, while pointing to es. There are no Jews there. The "Build Your Own the settlements and other issues, an increasing Home" tenders, by law, are only open to existing number of people in Washington are beginning to residents. The courts authorized this limitation. understand that the real obstacle is Palestinian There is not a shred of racism here. (…) The right to refusal to commit to or even discuss necessary self-determination encompasses within it the right of compromises on matters such as the "right of re- each community to maintain a specific character, a turn," borders, Jerusalem, and recognition of Israel particular way of life, a community culture and its as the Jewish national home. (…) The majority of own sovereignty. (…) Israeli citizens and leaders are open to the estab- Ben-Dror Yemini, JED, 11.12.15 lishment of a separate Palestinian entity, dependent on an amenable regional and local climate -- and in The unknown incentives for Israeli-Palestinian the same breath most Israelis also don't want a peace binational state -- but (…) it would need to be demili- The deep freeze in the peace process between tarized and forbidden from forging military alliances Israel and the Palestinians has led the international with hostile enemy states, such that it would be community to examine new ways of acting to further unable to pose a future threat to Israel and its citi- clarify the character of a future two-state solution, zens. It appears that U.S. President Barack Obama, the benefits that Israel and the Palestinians will more than his secretary of state, has started getting receive from such a solution, and the price the two used to the idea that resolving the Israeli-Palestinian sides will pay if it is not reached. (…) Incentives are conflict won't be part of his diplomatic legacy. (…) a tool with great potential to advance the processes The question we must ask, (…) is whether the spe- of conflict resolution, but it is a tool that has yet to cial bond shared by America and Israel, and the play a central role in the Israeli-Palestinian peace mutual obligations of both sides toward the other, process. (…) Israel is looking at three separate should be dependent on contentious matters and incentives for making peace, presented by key play- developments, such as the urgency or lack thereof ers in the international community: (…) a commit- of establishing a Palestinian state, particularly due to ment to American security guarantees (…) a prom- the likelihood that the ISIS flag will indeed be hoist- ise for normalization of relations and (…) a promise ed over it. to upgrade Israel’s relations with the European Un- Zalman Shoval, IHY, 14.12.15 ion to the highest non-member status possible, a “special preferred status,” (…). However, these Israel is already a binational state, and has been incentives have so far failed to melt the diplomatic for a long time ice, mainly due to opposition to and total disregard (…) The one-state solution is the darkest of demons, of this proposal by Israel, and also due to the decen- which will lead to the mother of all disasters: the tralized manner in which these guarantees were return of Palestinian refugees. Intifadas, wars, terror, presented by international players at different times. tyranny, civil war and Armageddon pale before the (…) Nevertheless, there is currently an opportunity terror that the idea of a binational democracy strikes for a further significant step with regard to these in the Israeli heart. Return is the absolute apoca- incentives, one which will make it difficult for Israelis lypse. That’s how it is when the members of the to remain indifferent. Inspired by the negotiations neighboring nation are regarded as nonhuman. (…) conducted with Iran, the international community is As a result, a binational state is seen as an invitation now trying to establish a new mechanism that will to suicide. (…) This Israel will never freely accept accompany and promote the peace process. This the Palestinians as citizens with equal rights. (…) involves a refreshing of the Quartet (UN, U.S., EU For more than 48 years now, Israel is already a and Russia) and the establishment of an interna- binational state. There’s no other way to describe it: tional support group that will also include Arab coun- a state that governs two nations is binational. Nor is tries. (…) This kind of package will be hard to ig- there any indication that this situation is about to nore. change. (…) the disaster is already here and it’s not Nimrod Goren, HAA, 13.12.15 the end of the world. (…) For most of its history, then, Israel has been a binational state. The terrible 2 demon is the reality. (…) Proponents of the single- "that won't come out." It will come out. Everything state solution are trying to put forward a crazy prop- comes out. osition: the establishment of a just regime, an egali- Sima Kadmon, JED, 01.12.15 tarian democracy for everyone, not only the Jews. (…) The road is long and hard, but the debate must Not what they used to be begin to shift now, at least for the few who want to (…) Once upon a time, young Israelis held their live in a more just state. They must stop proclaiming lawmakers in such high regard they would collect “two states” and “Jewish state,” and begin talking their autographs. But today's lawmakers are a far reality. And the reality is that the binational state has cry from their awe-inspiring predecessors. (…) been here for a long time. The task now is to make it Magal's decision to resign his Knesset seat over just(…). allegations of sexual harassment indicates he still Gideon Levy, HAA, 13.12.15 has some ethics, and he should be credited for that. The same cannot be said of Hazan. (…) Law pro- fessor Aviad Hacohen suggested introducing a new 2. Skandale in der Knesset procedure that would allow Knesset members to Israels Parlament macht eine schwierige Phase expel a disgraced MK from their midst with a special immer neuer Skandale durch. Nachdem sich erst im majority vote of 90 or 100 MKs, providing the Su- Sommer die Verdachtsmomente gegen den Likud- preme Court backs the move.
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