Israeli Expert Questions West Bank Transfer
The article discusses Israel's debate over managing the West Bank, where researcher Michael Milstein emphasized that the idea of full control over the area while granting Palestinians some degree of political autonomy has become almost impossible, given the changing political and demographic realities since 1967. Milstein argued that ideas such as managing the region on a tribal basis or establishing a Palestinian state in Sinai do not offer practical solutions, and that continued undivided control could harm Israel’s interests at the international level. He pointed out that the current Israeli debate revolves around two main options: strengthening control and annexation or establishing a Palestinian state, calling for arrangements that ensure separation between Israelis and Palestinians while considering security. This discussion follows remarks by Liberman, which sparked controversy over reconsidering the nature of control over parts of the West Bank, amid escalating political and security tensions and their impact on Israel’s international image.
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