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Libraman Calls for Security Transfer to Jordan
The leader of the Yisrael Beiteinu Party, Avigdor Lieberman, stated that Israel should reach an understanding with Jordan to manage Areas "A" and "B" in the West Bank, with Jordan taking on security and administrative responsibilities there. However, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected this proposal and called on Lieberman to withdraw it. Lieberman emphasized that Israel must maintain full control over Area "C" and seek an alternative approach to controlling Areas "A" and "B." He pointed out that previous agreements place responsibility for Areas "A" and "B" on the Palestinians, but Israel currently maintains security control over the entire West Bank. Lieberman also criticized the Palestinian Authority, labeling it as two terrorist organizations, and proposed establishing a confederation with Jordan to manage Areas "A" and "B." In response, Netanyahu and security institutions strongly opposed the idea, asserting that any change in security control requires explicit approval.
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