Liberman's Jordanian-Israeli Confederation Proposal Faces Criticism
The leader of the Yisrael Beiteinu party, Avigdor Lieberman, proposed transforming the administration of Areas A and B in the West Bank into an "Israeli-Jordanian Confederation" framework, aiming to share security and administrative responsibilities, while maintaining full Israeli control over Area C. This proposal has sparked controversy, as Israeli officials condemned the statement, considering it a suggestion to transfer sovereignty and security responsibilities to Jordan. Some expressed concerns about the dangers of having Jordanian forces in the West Bank. This initiative is connected to rising tensions in the region since the outbreak of the war in Gaza, amid widespread rejection within Israel of the proposal, which is seen as a withdrawal from parts of the West Bank.
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