Liberman Has ’Carrot and Stick’ West Bank Plan
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Zionist war minister Avigdor Lieberman has a new "carrot and stick" policy for the West Bank that will penalize the hometowns of Palestinians who conducted resistance operations against the occupiers while rewarding others, his ministry said Thursday.
Under the policy, Palestinian families, villages and towns that are linked to those who conduct operations will face extra punitive measures, while those that are not will receive increased economic support.
"Anyone who is ready for coexistence will profit, and anyone who takes the route of "terrorism" will lose," Lieberman claimed, according to "Israeli" newspapers.
Lieberman described the policy as a "carrot and stick" approach, his ministry confirmed to AFP.
The policy is dependent on support from Zionist PM Benjamin Netanyahu, which Lieberman said he had already received.
The "Israeli" regime has occupied the West Bank, which is home to more than two million Palestinians, since 1967.
More than 400,000 "Israelis" occupy the West Bank illegal settlements which the international community sees as one of the largest obstacles to peace.
A fresh wave of heroic resistance operations since October has killed 34 Zionists.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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