[Marxism] 1.2 million Israeli Palestinians - Get Out!

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Livniâs comments echo most  hardliners 
Jonathan Cook, Foreign Correspondent 
_The  National_ (http://thenational.ae/apps/pbcs.dll/frontpage)  
December 17. 2008 
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JERUSALEM // Tzipi Livni, the woman leading the ruling Kadima party into  
Israelâs forthcoming elections, stoked anger in the region last week when she 
 
warned that a peace deal would put the future of the countryâs 1.2 million  
Palestinian citizens inside Israel in doubt.  
Speaking to a group of Jewish schoolchildren in Tel Aviv, she said: âWhen  
the Palestinian state is created, I will be able to go to Palestinian citizens, 
 
who we call Israeli Arabs, and say to them â you are residents with equal  
rights, but your national solution is in another place.â 
Late  last year, before becoming head of Kadima, Ms Livni made similar, 
though less  noticed, comments. She declared that a Palestinian state in Gaza 
and 
parts of  the West Bank would be the âanswerâ to Israelâs Palestinian 
citizens, who  constitute nearly a fifth of the countryâs population.  
Ahmed Tibi, an Arab member of parliament, demanded that Ms Livni explain  her 
intention: âShe must decide whether she means to leave a million Arabs  
without political rights or a national identity, or whether she really intends  
to 
transfer a million Arab citizens to the Palestinian state that will be  
established.â 
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