Israeli occupation forces (IOF) that raided Hebron on Saturday remained in place, while the city remained under choking curfew.
Sharon’s Plan to Transfer Palestinians
Sharon originally presented his transfer plan during the 1996 negotiations led by then-Premier Benjamin Netanyahu. He believes that annexation of Palestinian land to expand the already-existing settlement of the city should be undertaken to create a “Jewish area’” that would be “compact” with a small Arab population, Ha’aretz reported.
Moreover, the Israeli daily said he believes that the Israeli-controlled sector of the city could include some 2,000 Arabs instead of the 20,000 now living under Israeli control on the basis of the January 1997 Wye River Plantation accord.
According to the Prime Minister’s proposal, the “Jewish zone” would extend from “Kiryat Arba’” settlement to Tel Rumeida and Beit Hadassah. That would create contiguity between Kiryat Arba and Al-Harm Al-Ibrahimi.
Those Palestinians remaining in the Jewish sector would be able to enter and leave through gates, but there would be no Arab commercial ventures inside the walled Jewish area, according to Sharon’s "plan".
Sharon’s Plan to Transfer Palestinians
Sharon originally presented his transfer plan during the 1996 negotiations led by then-Premier Benjamin Netanyahu. He believes that annexation of Palestinian land to expand the already-existing settlement of the city should be undertaken to create a “Jewish area’” that would be “compact” with a small Arab population, Ha’aretz reported.
Moreover, the Israeli daily said he believes that the Israeli-controlled sector of the city could include some 2,000 Arabs instead of the 20,000 now living under Israeli control on the basis of the January 1997 Wye River Plantation accord.
According to the Prime Minister’s proposal, the “Jewish zone” would extend from “Kiryat Arba’” settlement to Tel Rumeida and Beit Hadassah. That would create contiguity between Kiryat Arba and Al-Harm Al-Ibrahimi.
Those Palestinians remaining in the Jewish sector would be able to enter and leave through gates, but there would be no Arab commercial ventures inside the walled Jewish area, according to Sharon’s "plan".