https://x.com/disclosetv/status/1966611900214472921
JUST IN - Fitch downgrades the credit rating of France.
5:16 PM · Sep 12, 2025
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>Is it serious?
I take it as the start of a slide.
America didn't work out so well, so Soros (Jr.) is going to buy / raid France.
https://x.com/LuxembourgUN/status/1966517398866972800
The @UN General Assembly just adopted with 142 yes votes the resolution endorsing the New York Declaration on the implementation of the Two-State Solution. Luxembourg cosponsored the resolution presented by France and Saudi Arabia and voted in favor
MFA Luxembourg 🇱🇺 and 9 others
11:00 AM · Sep 12, 2025
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Not that I like bibi…but
https://x.com/KSAmofaEN/status/1966583027913437248
#Statement | The Foreign Ministry expresses Saudi Arabia’s welcoming of the United Nations General Assembly’s adoption of the New York Declaration and its annexes, issued by the High-Level International Conference on the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution, which was co-chaired by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the French Republic.
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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expresses the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia's welcoming of the United Nations General Assembly's
adoption of the New York Declaration and its annexes, issued by
the High-Level International Conference on the Peaceful
Settlement of the Qestion of Palestine and the Implementation of
the Two-State Solution, which was co-chaired by the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia and the French Republic.
This resolution, adopted by an overwhelming majority of 142
countries, reaffrms the international consensus on moving forward
towards a future of peace, in which the Palestinian people attain
their legitimate right to establish an independent state based on the
1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
r he Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
12 September 202' / 20 Rabi' al-Awwal 1447
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>So who s going to rebuild “Palestine” because ain’t nothing left of it.
well….that's just gaza…
the west bank is intact.
but bibi just told knesset yesterday that there will be no 2 states….they won't allow it…the timing was a bit grotesque given the Kirk coverage.
https://www.dw.com/en/netanyahu-vows-there-will-be-no-palestinian-state/a-73967725?maca=en-rss-en-world-4025-rdf
Tyler Robinson
Tyler Durden
Michael Lavaughn Robinson
The award goes this year to Central Casting
https://qudsnen.co/there-will-be-no-palestinian-state-israels-netanyahu-approves-controversial-west-bank-settlement-plan/
“There Will Be No Palestinian State”: Israel’s Netanyahu Approves Controversial West Bank Settlement Plan
Editing Team1 day agoLast Updated: September 11, 2025
Occupied West Bank (Quds News Network)- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has signed off on the highly controversial E1 settlement plan, which “buries the idea of a Palestinian state” and would divide the occupied West Bank in two, saying “there will be no Palestinian state”
“We are going to fulfil our promise that there will be no Palestinian state, this place belongs to us,” Netanyahu said during a visit to the illegal Maale Adumim settlement in the occupied West Bank, where thousands of new housing units would be added.
“We will safeguard our heritage, our land and our security … We are going to double the city’s population.”
In response, the Jerusalem Governorate said in a statement that the plan would “bring about demographic change” and “consolidate the so-called Greater Jerusalem [vision] to prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state.”
“Today’s agreement aims to accelerate colonial construction and strengthen settlement schemes to link the settlement of Maale Adumim to the Mishor Adumim settlement area and E1 projects,” it added.
What We Know?
The E1 plan was authorised last month by Israel’s far-right minister of finance, Bezalel Smotrich, who said he would approve tenders to build more than 3,000 housing units in the E1 area settlement project that would connect occupied Jerusalem and the existing illegal Israeli settlement of Maale Adumim, located several kilometres to the east.
“Approval of construction plans in E1 buries the idea of a Palestinian state and continues the many steps we are taking on the ground as part of the de facto sovereignty plan that we began implementing with the establishment of the government,” the finance minister said.
“After decades of international pressure and freezes, we are breaking conventions and connecting Maale Adumim to Jerusalem. This is Zionism at its best – building, settling, and strengthening our sovereignty in the Land of Israel.”
In a statement before the announcement, Smotrich, who is also a minister in Israel’s Ministry of Defence with broad responsibility for approving settlements in the occupied West Bank, hailed the project as “Zionism at its best”.
“After decades of international pressure and freezes, we are breaking conventions and connecting Maale Adumim to Jerusalem,” Smotrich added.
The E1 construction plan dates back to the late 1990s, and its implementation has repeatedly been delayed due to international opposition. The E1 plan has not yet received final approval, which is expected next week.
Israel Gantz, chairman of the Yesha Council – an umbrella organisation of illegal settlements in the West Bank – and head of the Binyamin Regional Council, praised the “tremendous and historic achievement for the settlement movement”, according to Israel National News. Gantz said it was a “true revolution in strengthening the settlement enterprise”, the outlet said.
Maale Adumim Mayor Guy Yifrach also hailed the new settlement, saying it will “connect Maale Adumim to Jerusalem and serve as a Zionist response of settlement and nation-building”.
“The Palestinians aimed to establish a stranglehold through illegal construction – this project will thwart that effort,” he said, according to Israel National News.
Israel postponed the plan in 2022 following United States pressure. But in recent months, Netanyahu’s far-right government has approved road-widening projects in the area and begun restricting Palestinian access.
Israeli anti-settlement watchdog Peace Now said a total of 4,030 new housing units had been approved in the occupied West Bank.
Some 730 are west of the existing Israeli settlement of Ariel, while 3,300 had been approved in a new Maale Adumim neighbourhood that will connect it “with the industrial zone to its east”.
“The 3,300 housing units in Maale Adumim represent an increase of about 33 percent in the settlement’s housing stock – an enormous expansion for a settlement whose population has been stagnant at around 38,000 for the past decade,” it said.
It added that the Maale Adumim extension raised “serious questions about the need for the E1 plan”.
“Since 1999 until now, whenever Israel tried to activate this project, all the American administrations would block it and stop it,” Jamal Juma, coordinator for Stop the Wall campaign, said.
“Because they know this is one of the most dangerous settlement projects that would totally separate the south of the West Bank from the middle and the north.”
The E1 project seeks to cut off Palestinian communities between Jerusalem and the Jordan Valley, which includes a historic area known as al-Bariyah, or “the Wilderness of Jerusalem”, which Palestine submitted to Unesco’s tentative list of heritage sites.
“This also means that the main historical route that has existed for more than 3,000 years existed – the road Jesus took from Jericho to Jerusalem – is going to be totally closed for the Palestinians,” said Juma.
The isolation of East Jerusalem from parts of the West Bank will force Palestinians to take lengthy detours to travel between several cities and towns.
The plan has been likened to fragmenting occupied Palestine into “Bantustans”, a reference to Black-only ghettos created across apartheid South Africa.
“Hebron and Bethlehem will become another Gaza – a strip isolated from the West. Ramallah will be the same,” said Juma.
Israel, Juma added, “started putting the framework for this when they started building the wall. It has been shaping the apartheid system, by isolating the Palestinians from each other, from their lands.”
Around 700,000 Israeli settlers live in roughly 300 illegal settlements across the West Bank and East Jerusalem. Settlements are illegal under international law.
Smotrich and other Israeli figures have repeatedly spoken of the “sovereignty plan”, referring to the formal annexation of parts of the West Bank through changing the reality on the ground.
Trump’s Support
The far-right minister said he has support from US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for his controversial plan.
“[Netanyahu] backs me up in everything concerning Judea and Samaria, and is letting me create the revolution,” Smotrich said, using a biblical term for the West Bank. He spoke at an event in Maale Adumim, The Times of Israel newspaper reported.
Smotrich also said Trump and Mike Huckabee, the US ambassador to Israel, backed the plan to revive the long-frozen E1 settlement project, which the finance minister has said “buries the idea of a Palestinian state”.
Smotrich thanked them for their support, calling them “men of truth with a clear and distinct moral voice that is not confused by the hypocrisy of the West”.
He added that Trump and Huckabee believed “that a Palestinian state would endanger the existence of Israel” and that the West Bank is “an inseparable part of our land, the one that God promised to our father Abraham and gave to us thousands of years ago”.
Condemnations
Israel has faced international condemnation following the announced plans in August.
A joint statement criticising the so-called E1 plan was signed by 21 counties, including the UK, Australia, Canada and France, saying: “The decision by the Israeli higher planning committee to approve plans for settlement construction in the E1 area, east of Jerusalem, is unacceptable and a violation of international law. We condemn this decision and call for its immediate reversal in the strongest terms.”
The statement urged Israel to “urgently retract this plan,” adding the “unilateral action by the Israeli government undermines our collective desire for security and prosperity in the Middle East.”