The Mysterious Conference
Bush called for a peace conference in Washington in November…and still we have no idea what for and for whom…
No one wants it…but still Condi keeps on traveling to the region pushing for that…
Now, it seems that Syria will be invited…and maybe Lebanon…
How happy we are!!!
I never understood why Lebanon was not invited in the first place…maybe because no one cares about us…maybe because we don’t care about ourselves…
But I read one analysis mentioning that Lebanon was not invited because it was taken for granted that if Syria doesn’t attend, Lebanon doesn’t attend as well…
What an analysis…So why did we kick Syria out if we are keeping the same policy of dependence when it comes to the peace process?
Hey!! We are over the era of “unity of path and destiny”…
Actually, Lebanon could be the most important factor in that mysterious conference.
Listen to this…
No one wants the conference…Olmert and Abbas declared very franckly not to expect anything of that conference… Livni announced proudly that none of the leaders in the Middle East can deliver any agreement at this turbulent and critical period…
The Saudis are sticking to their Peace Initiative…
Syria has declared today that Israel can forget about peace after its raid in Der Zor…
Forget about Jordan and Egypt…they don’t count anymore…
So, the only way to pretend that the conference was successful is for Israel to give back the Shebaa farms to the United Nations as a first step before it is given back to Lebanon.
Israel will be seen as peace lover country…
The Arabs will be seen as effective leaders…
Hezbollah will be cornered…which will make the US, Israel, and the Arabs very happy…
So you see?
The Shebaa farms are the key to a successful conference in November…
Lebanon once again as a battlefield will be doing its role perfectly…serving everybody’s interests
No one wants it…but still Condi keeps on traveling to the region pushing for that…
Now, it seems that Syria will be invited…and maybe Lebanon…
How happy we are!!!
I never understood why Lebanon was not invited in the first place…maybe because no one cares about us…maybe because we don’t care about ourselves…
But I read one analysis mentioning that Lebanon was not invited because it was taken for granted that if Syria doesn’t attend, Lebanon doesn’t attend as well…
What an analysis…So why did we kick Syria out if we are keeping the same policy of dependence when it comes to the peace process?
Hey!! We are over the era of “unity of path and destiny”…
Actually, Lebanon could be the most important factor in that mysterious conference.
Listen to this…
No one wants the conference…Olmert and Abbas declared very franckly not to expect anything of that conference… Livni announced proudly that none of the leaders in the Middle East can deliver any agreement at this turbulent and critical period…
The Saudis are sticking to their Peace Initiative…
Syria has declared today that Israel can forget about peace after its raid in Der Zor…
Forget about Jordan and Egypt…they don’t count anymore…
So, the only way to pretend that the conference was successful is for Israel to give back the Shebaa farms to the United Nations as a first step before it is given back to Lebanon.
Israel will be seen as peace lover country…
The Arabs will be seen as effective leaders…
Hezbollah will be cornered…which will make the US, Israel, and the Arabs very happy…
So you see?
The Shebaa farms are the key to a successful conference in November…
Lebanon once again as a battlefield will be doing its role perfectly…serving everybody’s interests
posted by Laury Haytayan at 12:51 PM
2 Comments:
Hi, Laury
3 points about Shebaa farms ( Har Dov ) :
1. No one knew about such a problem before may 2000. The problem was invented by our best friend, Said Hasan Nasralla as an excuse not to disarm. If we give up Har Dov - the guy will find another problem ( 7 villages , that France surrended to Britain in 1923 ).
2. One of the reasons, that the Oslo agreement was possible is that in 1987 King Hussein gave up claims to Judea and Samaria ( West Bank ). If our another good friend, Bashar El Assad declares Shebaa Farms as a Lebanese territory - the matter will be quite simple. Is it hard to guess, why he will not do it ?
3. Israel took over Shebaa Farms in 1967. We hadn't any war with Lebanon then, Lebanon didn't complain to UN and the armistice of 1949 is still in power.
hi emil, i saw the nice pictures on ur blog...
Everything is complicated in this region...when history is mixed with religion...with politics...with bad intentions...
Sometimes the best way to get out ofthe vicious circle is to do something unexpected...
and hey i know soon its ur birthday and mine ....so happy birthday in advance....
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