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Twilight Zone / Mourning uprooted olive trees in West Bank villages
By Gideon Levy
Tags: Israel news, Gideon Levy

The old tractor sputtered up the hill, its engine seemingly about to expire, but its big wheels bumping across the rocky terrain. We stood in the back, swaying wildly, holding on for dear life. On the hilltop loomed the big antenna of the settlement of Yitzhar, whose houses lay on the other side of the hill. The very knowledge of their presence inspired dread. It was a glorious sunny day, the spectacular valley sprawling below. The houses of the Palestinian village of Burin lie in this valley, which lies between two hills: on one stands Yitzhar; on the other, Har Bracha, outside Nablus.

Burin is caught between a rock and hard place, between Har Bracha and Yitzhar. We have visited Burin often, most recently after settlers burned down some of its homes. Settlers once stole a horse from a villager, torched fields, demolished a home in the village and uprooted olive trees. We have frequently documented the uprooting of olive trees: Less than a month ago, in this space, we told the story of the beautiful vineyard belonging to the agriculture teacher Mohammed Abu Awad from the village of Mureir, whose 300 trees were felled by intruders - probably from the illegal outpost of Adei Ad - using buzz saws.

Here, clues left by the criminals suggest that they used handsaws and ripped out the crowns of the trees with their hands, one crown after another, one branch after another, rending and wounding the trees. In Mureir, the agriculture teacher wrapped the stumps in sacks, giving them the look of figures in shrouds. Here, in Burin, the stumps remain where they were hurled on the ground, stacks of dead wood, branches withering, until finally the farmer will use them as firewood to heat the village's clay ovens, the tabuns.

But the feeling is the same, the affront is the same and so is the grief. In October, the farmer Abu Awad said about the ruins of his vineyard in Mureir: "What must you feel if you plant and tend and then it's all cut down? What must I feel? If I had been there, I'd have told them, cut off my hands, but don't cut down my trees - What did the tree do to them, for them to treat it like this?" (Haaretz Magazine, October 16)

And now the farmer Ibrahim Imran tells us in Burin: "These trees are like my children." Hands or children, the grief of those who tend their olive groves is searing and deeply moving. The inability of the soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces and of the officers of the Israel Police to protect the groves of these farmers, to protect their property and their honor, is the inability of all of us.

We stood on the rear fender of the tractor as it clambered its way up the hill. Standing with us was Ruth Kedar, an activist from Machsom Watch, which monitors checkpoints, and Yesh Din (Volunteers for Human Rights). She has crisscrossed the territories in her private car for years, documenting wrongs and injustice. Her husband, retired colonel Paul Kedar, is also active in Yesh Din. It's worth lingering over his riveting biography: Paul Kedar comes from a Revisionist family; his father was one of Ze'ev Jabotinsky's secretaries. He himself was one of the founders of the Israel Air Force and later served as air attache in Paris during the period of the Sinai Campaign. He has been in the Mossad and served as consul general in New York, among other state posts. He was a friend of Moshe Dayan and Shimon Peres. He too now devotes his time to documenting the occupation and struggling against its abuses. The Kedars, now in their eighties, will soon receive the Emil Grunzweig Human Rights Award from the Association for Civil Rights in Israel, and deservedly so.

Above the noise of the tractor, one of the Palestinian farmers tells us that he heard that his neighbor, Rabbi Yitzhak Shapira, from Yitzhar, has permitted the killing of all non-Jews. Indeed, Shapira, head of the Od Yosef Hai yeshiva in Yitzhar (named for the biblical Joseph), recently published a book, "The King's Torah," in which he states that it is permissible to kill every gentile who constitutes a threat to the Jewish people, even if he is a child or an infant.

When Imran arrived to work his land early Thursday morning, he was appalled. It was, he says, "the height of frustration," and adds: "After God, I rely only on my olive trees. These trees are no less than 70 years old. My great-great-grandfather planted them."

Imran called everyone he could think of - the District Coordinations Offices, the International Red Cross, B'Tselem and Yesh Din - and also filed a complaint with the Israel Police at Ariel. Investigators came to the grove and took fingerprints, he says, but he has yet to receive confirmation of having submitted a report. Yesh Din is now handling his complaint.

An IDF jeep suddenly arrives to see what's going on - just the kind of jeep that rarely shows up when the settlers go on a rampage.

A spokesman for the Shai (Samaria-Judea) District of the police stated in response: "On November 12, a resident of Burin complained that he noticed that 90 olive trees on his land had been chopped down. The damage was documented by the criminal investigations department at the site, and trackers scoured the area to find footprints. Testimonies were taken from two locals: the owner of the land and his worker. The police are conducting additional investigative activities, among them locating suspects and witnesses. The Samaria District police are also operating on the intelligence plane."
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Netanyahu declares 10-month settlement freeze 'to restart peace talks'
By Barak Ravid, Haaretz Correspondent, and Agencies
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Wednesday evening that Israel would impose a 10-month freeze on construction in West Bank settlements, saying the move was a bid to restart stalled peace talks with the Palestinians.

"I hope that this decision will help launch meaningful negotiations to reach a historic peace agreement that would finally end the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians," Netanyahu said at a special press conference he held shortly after the security cabinet approved the moratorium.

He added: "We have been told by many of our friends that once Israel takes the first meaningful steps toward peace, the Palestinians and Arab states would respond."
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Settlement building has been a key sticking point in U.S. efforts to restart Middle East peace talks; the Palestinians say they will not return to the negotiating table without a complete halt to construction.

During the press conference, Netanyahu said the "far-reaching and painful" move would not be implemented in predominantly Arab East Jerusalem, which is viewed by Israel as a separate issue to be discussed in a final status agreement with the Palestinians.

"We do not put any restrictions on building in our sovereign capital," the premier said.

The freeze applies only to new construction, meaning housing already underway will continue. Also, Netanyahu said, only new homes are included.

"We will not halt existing construction and we will continue to build synagogues, schools, kindergartens and public buildings essential for normal life in the settlements," he said.

Netanyahu concluded with an appeal to the Palestinians to enter into a new round of peace talks.

"Now is the time to begin negotiations, now is the time to move forward towards peace," he said. "Israel today has taken a far-reaching step toward peace, it is time for the Palestinians to do the same."

He added: "Israel's government has made an important step toward peace today, let us make peace together."

Netanyahu: Settlement freeze will prove Israel really wants peace

At the cabinet vote, National Infrastructure Minister Uzi Landau (Yisrael Beiteinu) was the only minister to oppose the move.

Shortly before the cabinet session, Netanyahu said the freeze would prove that Israel genuinely seeks to reach peace with the Palestinians.

"In the international circumstances that have been created, this step will advance Israel's broad international interests. This is not a simple step, nor an easy one; but it has many more advantages than disadvantages," Netanyahu told his aides.

He added: "It will enable us to show the world this simple truth: The Government of Israel wants to enter into negotiations with the Palestinians, is taking practical steps to enter into negotiations and is very serious in its intention to advance peace."

At least one key Security Cabinet member, Defense Minister Ehud Barak, came out in favor of the proposal. "Its aim is to open a window for renewing negotiations with the Palestinians," he said.

"I hope that the Yesha [council of settlements] leadership, which is patriotic, responsible and serious, will understand the need for the decision at this time," Barak added.

"The understandings with the United States are of the utmost importance with regard to negotiations, and guarantees of security and its military supremacy."

An official statement from the Prime Minister's Office on Wednesday said Netanyahu would seek approval for the moratorium from his cabinet in order to boost peace prospects.

"As part of our efforts to give impetus to peace talks with the Palestinian Authority and promote Israel's comprehensive national interests, the prime minister will ask the security cabinet to approve a temporary suspension on construction permits for new residences and the [actual] start of new residential construction for a period of ten months," the statement said.

The move is not unexpected; Netanyahu announced several days ago that he intended to declare a settlement freeze for 10 months. Israel began building in the West Bank in 1967, following the capture of the territory from Jordan during the Six-Day War. Today, more than a quarter of million Israelis live in West Bank settlements.

The freeze will also not apply to construction that has already been authorized or to work on public buildings conducive to normal life in the territories.

Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad told reporters Wednesday that a settlement freeze was unacceptable without halt in construction in Jerusalem, which the Palestinians want as the capital of a state.

"What has changed to make something that what was not acceptable a week or 10 days ago [acceptable now]?," he told reporters. "The exclusion of Jerusalem is a very serious problem for us."
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Enraged rightists on settlement freeze: Netanyahu spitting in our faces
By Jonathan Lis, Haaretz Correspondent
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan for a 10-month freeze in West Bank settlement construction drew a wave of verbal attacks on Wednesday, with right-wingers accusing him of betraying his electoral base.

"It can't be possible that Netanyahu is spitting in the faces of those to whom he promised less than a year ago that he would constitute an alternative to Sharon's policy of uprooting," said MK Yaakov Katz, the chairman of the National Union.

He was referring to former prime minister Ariel Sharon's withdrawal of Israeli soldiers and settlers from the Gaza Strip in 2005.
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Riqht-wing activist Itamar Ben-Gvir accused Netanyahu of betraying the State of Israel.

"The time has for the right to fight Netanyahu the same way they fought Rabin, Olmert, Sharon, and Barak," he said, in reference to former Israeli premiers who were the target of rightist attacks.

Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated by a right-wing extremist in 1995 after entering into peace talks with the Palestinians.

MK Michael Ben-Ari (National Union), meanwhile, said members of Netanyahu's Likud party had given the premier "the right to lead Israel to disaster."

Ben-Ari added: "Netanyahu's decree of a settlement freeze is a capitulation the likes of which we haven't known since the days of Rabin."

Left and center parties, meanwhile, expressed uncertainty regarding Netanyahu's ability to follow through on the move.

The Kadima party expressed half-hearted support for the plan, saying it "supports every step that will return Israel to negotiations and to a permanent agreement."

Kadima MK Nachman Shai said that Netanyahu has proved time and again that his decisions can be changed, so it's therefore "better to wait and see if he will stick with his decision."

"If he changes his mind, it will be clear that Netanyahu hasn?t changed," continued Shai.

Another Kadima MK, Yoel Hasson, praised Netanyahu for "adopting Kadima's policy." He said that Netanyahu was "walking the same road as Sharon."
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US fury as Israel approves 900 new housing units in Gilo settlement
James Hider in Jerusalem
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gestures during his meeting with German President Horst Koehler

(Tobias Schwarz/Reuters)

Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's Prime Minister, has had strained relations with President Barack Obama

Strained relations between Israel and the United States hit a fresh low yesterday when the State Department condemned the construction of 900 new housing units in an East Jerusalem settlement suburb as вЂњdismayingвЂќ.

Britain also condemned the controversial decision by Israel to go ahead with the major construction project in Gilo, which was built on land conquered in the 1967 war, calling the move вЂњwrong.вЂќ

The dispute brought to a head simmering tensions between IsraelвЂ™s right-wing Government, headed by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, and its major backer, Washington. Almost immediately after he assumed office, President Barack Obama said he wanted a total freeze on all Jewish settlements in the West Bank and eastern Jerusalem, considered illegal by the international community, as a means of reinvigorating long-stalled peace talks.

But Mr Netanyahu has refused, blocking a central plank of the US administrationвЂ™s policy to end the decades-old conflict. In a rare flash of diplomatic anger yesterday, State Department spokesman Ian Kelly said, вЂњWe find the Jerusalem planning committee decision to move forward the approval process for the expansion of Gilo, in Jerusalem, as dismaying.вЂќ

вЂњWe believe that these actions make it more difficult for our efforts to succeed,вЂќ he added.

A statement issued by the British consulate in Jerusalem added David MilibandвЂ™s displeasure to the US warning. вЂњThe Foreign Secretary has been very clear that a credible deal involves Jerusalem as a shared capital. Expanding settlements on occupied land in East Jerusalem makes that deal much harder. So this decision on Gilo is wrong and we oppose it,вЂќ the statement said.

In a sign of growing US anger, the State Department went even further, attacking IsraelвЂ™s evictions of Palestinian families from war-conquered East Jerusalem and the regular demolition of Palestinian homes. вЂњWe object to this and we object to other Israeli practices in Jerusalem related to housing, including the continuing pattern of evictions and demolition of Palestinian homes,вЂќ Mr Kelly said.

Gilo is a lower middle class suburb of Jerusalem overlooking the Palestinian city of Bethlehem, which is also faced by another settlement suburb, named Har Homa, which sits right on its boundaries and where construction work has also been continuing.

Israeli media reported yesterday that Mr ObamaвЂ™s regional envoy, George Mitchell, had asked Mr NetanyahuвЂ™s representative Yitzhak Molcho to suspend plans to build the 900 new Gilo homes вЂ” mostly four- to-five bedroom apartments, intended to attract better-off investors вЂ” but his request had been flatly denied.

The daily Yediot Ahronoth said Mr Molcho replied that Gilo was an вЂњintegral partвЂќ of Jerusalem and that construction permits were issued in the same way as they would be in Tel Aviv. US officials were said to be frustrated by the вЂњproceduralвЂќ nature of the response, as the Palestinians have said they will not resume any negotiations until all settlement growth is put on ice.

The Palestinians want East Jerusalem вЂ” which includes the historical Old City, full of sites holy to Jews, Muslims and Christians вЂ” as the capital of their future state, while Mr Netanyahu has said the city is IsraelвЂ™s indivisible capital. An Israeli official said Mr Netanyahu вЂњis ready to show the maximum restraint when it comes to construction in Judea and Samaria [the West Bank] to help restart negotiations, but this policy does not apply in Jerusalem, our capital.вЂќ

Furious at IsraelвЂ™s position, the Palestinian leadership has said it plans a universal declaration of independence and will approach the United Nations for endorsement. That move in turn angered Israel, with some ministers calling for a unilateral annexation of areas of the West Bank containing Israeli settlements.
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