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Arab League backs Kerry’s Israel-Palestinian plan(Kerry’s Plan? This Plan Has Been Around In It’s Current Form Since 2002)

By C. J. Refsland on July 18, 2013 • ( 0 )

My Comment: Here we go, kerry is pushing the peace plan that will force Israel to return to pre-1967 borders. It has been said that kerry pushed a 7 year peace plan that caught attention of prophecy scholars. I really can’t find anything like that, of course they could have scrubbed that from news. But what I did find was just as devastating. He doesn’t have a new peace plan, you can’t even call it kerry’s peace plan. This is the old revival of the land for peace deal that goes all the way back to Clinton and Arafat. Although the claim is that it was introduced in 2002 it’s eerily reminiscent. It does nothing but force Israel into a box, of course this is prophesied. And the islamists think that they will rule the world with this. Prophecy is rolling along at breakneck speed. Which means for us we can expect more destruction and judgement for our part in this. Here is the plan that kerry is pushing from wikipedia.

The Arab League has given its backing to US Secretary of State John Kerry’s plan for restarting peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians.

The endorsement came as Mr Kerry met League members in Jordan, his sixth trip to the region in as many months.

The last round of direct Israeli-Palestinian talks broke down two years ago over the issue of settlements.

Mr Kerry said he was hopeful both sides “would soon be able to come and sit at the same table”.

There had been “very significant” gaps between the Israeli and the Palestinians since his efforts to restart talks began several months ago, he said.

But “through hard and deliberate, patient work, and most importantly through quiet work we have been able to narrow those gaps very significantly,” he told reporters in Amman.

Mr Kerry declined to go into specifics about his discussions, saying there was “still some language that needs to be worked out”.

He also urged Israel to “look hard” at a Saudi-backed peace initiative first proposed in 2002. The plan would offer full recognition of Israel, but only if it returned all land seized in the 1967 war and agreed to a settlement of the Palestinian refugee problem based on a UN resolution passed in 1948.

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