"How to Fix Gaza"

5 Sivan 5781
Erev Shavuot
49 Days of the Omer

If you don't know who Hady Amr is, please quickly refer to this recent blog post: "GO HOME, HADY AMR!!"  [See further "Biden's anti-Israel 'point man' is behind plan to fund the Palestinians."]

I've been saying that these 'situations' that keep cropping up here in Israel are contrived, orchestrated, pre-planned in order to advance a global agenda.  It's not just a conspiracy theory.

Biden's point man on Israel-Palestine isn't aiming for a Nobel Prize

by Barak Ravid           Feb 17, 2021

...Amr was the "bottom-up" guy during his four years of dealing with the Israeli-Palestinian issue during the Obama administration.

• He worked closely with the Israelis to advance projects like 3G networks for Gaza or sewage systems in the West Bank.
• During the 2014 Gaza War, Amr worked around the clock to redistribute all U.S. assistance to the Palestinians into humanitarian aid for Gaza.
• It fell to Amr to implement policies agreed to at the top level — often between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and then-Secretary of State John Kerry — in a very difficult political environment.

...Amr is developing plans to re-engage with the Palestinian Authority, roll back some of Trump's policies and resume financial aid to the Palestinians, likely beginning with $75 million already allocated by Congress for aid and development projects.

...Amr will have two short-term political challenges: resetting U.S. policy on West Bank settlements without sparking a fight with the Israeli government and drafting a policy on the Palestinian parliamentary elections planned for May 22.

...Worth noting: Due to unusual circumstances, Amr is wearing at least two other hats beyond his deputy assistant secretary role.

Without a special envoy for the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, Amr will represent the U.S. in formats like the Quartet, which includes diplomats from Russia, the UN and the EU. That group met over Zoom on Monday.

Amr is also the de facto U.S. head of mission to the Palestinians because the U.S. Consulate in Jerusalem was merged by the Trump administration into the embassy to Israel in 2019.

Hady Amr's connection to the Brookings Institute, a so-called "think-tank" founded in 1916, is key.  [See also "Disclosure:  Brookings Takes Millions From Foreign Governments"]

ORDER FROM CHAOS

How to fix Gaza

Hady Amr, Ilan Goldenberg, Kevin Huggard, and Natan Sachs   December 3, 2018

...Here’s what might work: The United States and Egypt, with the Office of the U.N. Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, should agree—as key influencers to the parties—on a joint framework, get the rest of the international community on board, and push it in times of both conflict and peace. Such a framework would join short- and long-term economic stabilization initiatives with the political arrangements needed to avert conflict and achieve the reintegration of Gaza and the West Bank.

...our proposal faces many obstacles and at present would likely not have buy-in from all the relevant parties. Its achievement may only be possible with the extreme pressures the parties would face in the middle of another war or with changes of leadership or policy from Israel, the Palestinians, and the United States.

...the international community can and should start working together now to set the table for this solution, even if it is still years away.

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Anyone know if this is true?