Netanyahu in 2018: “Not planning to bring a political plan on the eve …

On December 31, 2018, Prime Minister Netanyahu answered questions at a press conference in Brazil. In response to a question from News 12 fan, Hamas spoke about things that Prime Minister Ehud Olmert had slammed in the past, stating that “a prime minister sunk to the neck – he has no mandate,” Netanyahu explained that he intended not to promote a political plan at the time of the elections, due to the lack of public legitimacy.

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“The quote refers to a political plan or steps that Olmert intended to make on the eve of the elections,” the prime minister said at the time. “This is something that I think is invalid. I did not say he was invalid or he should resign. I said only one thing – he cannot bring a political plan on election night, and I am of the same opinion.” Netanyahu even emphasized: “I do not intend to bring a political plan on the eve of the elections.”

However, just yesterday – immediately following the unveiling of Trump’s “Centennial Plan” and the US declaration of Israeli sovereignty over Jewish communities in the West Bank – Netanyahu announced his intention to submit the annexation plan this Sunday. Recall that the elections in Israel will take place in about five weeks, March 2, and the current government is a transitional government whose powers are limited.

Netanyahu said last night that Israeli law will be implemented in two beats: “First, I will approve the government’s decision at the upcoming meeting to apply Israeli law to the Jordan Valley and all settlements. After working in Israel and in coordination with the US, Israeli law will be applied to additional territories. It will take some time. We will cancel the military administration over half a million Israelis in the settlements following the government’s decision. ”

“Following the application of Israeli law, all restrictions on construction and other issues that previously required US approval will be removed,” Netanyahu added. “Most of the illegal outposts are in areas that will remain in Israel. Israel will continue to control security in all areas of the West Bank. The Palestinians will not have an airport, they will get continuous access to them in Ashdod and Haifa ports, and control of all border crossings will remain in Israel.”
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