「歴史的な事態打開の好機」
投稿者： koolp1x 投稿日時： 2004/12/17 20:47 投稿番号： [8670 / 20008]
＞「西岸を併合する自らの政策を鮮明にした発言」
＞と記事にあるではないか。
それは産経新聞の勝手な記述だ（ミスリーディングなのでイスラエル政府からクレームをつけられてもおかしくないな――もっとも産経がそれほど重要視されているはずもないが…。
最近のシャロンはこうだ↓
Sharon foresees 'year of peace'
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has said 2005 offers a historic opportunity for peace with the Palestinians.
He said Israel was ready to co-ordinate its pull-out from Gaza with a new Palestinian leadership, following the death of Yasser Arafat in November.
Mr Sharon is also reported to have sent a letter to UK Prime Minister Tony Blair welcoming plans for a peace conference in London.
A senior Israeli official has suggested the conference is expected in February.
"We have received an invitation in a letter to the prime minister and he has accepted," the official is quoted by AFP as saying.
"We accept... because it is not an international conference that would impose a settlement on Israel."
Israeli officials have suggested that the conference would be about Palestinian reforms not the final status issues of borders, Palestinian refugees, Jewish settlements and Jerusalem.
They have also indicated that representation at the conference was likely to be at foreign minister level, not prime ministerial level.
Co-ordination
Mr Sharon's disengagement plan envisages Israel withdrawing its soldiers and settlers from Gaza by the end of next year. Israel would retain control of Gaza's external borders and airspace.
But Palestinian presidential hopeful Mahmoud Abbas appeared to reject working with the Israelis on the plan.
Reuters news agency quoted him as saying that the Palestinians could never discuss anything less than a state in all of the West Bank and Gaza.
But he later said the two sides could co-ordinate the disengagement plan if it was part of the US-backed roadmap for peace.
Egypt offer
The BBC's Barbara Plett in Jerusalem says Mr Sharon's speech recast existing positions in a tone of optimism.
The Israeli leader also highlighted how the past year has seen his government achieve US approval for its intention to retain large settlements in the West Bank while blocking the future right of return for Palestinian refugees.
In his speech to a conference in the Israeli town of Herzliya, Mr Sharon appeared to endorse Palestinian claims to independent statehood.
"We have no desire to rule over you," he said. "It is clear that in a permanent peace accord, we will not be in Gaza."
He also hailed improved relations with Cairo, indicating for the first time that Israel would consider letting Egypt police the border with Gaza if it proved effective at curbing weapons smuggling.
The Gaza withdrawal, Mr Sharon said, could eventually be the basis for a new peace deal with the Palestinians - provided their government eliminated militancy.
Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/1/hi/world/middle_east/4103363.stm
和平実現の好機到来＝一方的撤退計画見直しも−イスラエル首相
【エルサレム１６日時事】イスラエルのシャロン首相は１６日の演説で、「２００５年はパレスチナ人との関係で歴史的な事態打開の好機だ」と述べ、アラファト・パレスチナ自治政府議長の死去を受け、中東和平を達成する好機が訪れているとの認識を示した。
同首相はこの中で、自治政府と交渉せずに一方的にガザ地区から撤退する計画について、より広範な和平合意とするためパレスチナ側と調整する用意があるとも述べた。
（時事通信） - 12月17日7時1分更新
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20041217-00000092-jij-int
＞と記事にあるではないか。
それは産経新聞の勝手な記述だ（ミスリーディングなのでイスラエル政府からクレームをつけられてもおかしくないな――もっとも産経がそれほど重要視されているはずもないが…。
最近のシャロンはこうだ↓
Sharon foresees 'year of peace'
Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has said 2005 offers a historic opportunity for peace with the Palestinians.
He said Israel was ready to co-ordinate its pull-out from Gaza with a new Palestinian leadership, following the death of Yasser Arafat in November.
Mr Sharon is also reported to have sent a letter to UK Prime Minister Tony Blair welcoming plans for a peace conference in London.
A senior Israeli official has suggested the conference is expected in February.
"We have received an invitation in a letter to the prime minister and he has accepted," the official is quoted by AFP as saying.
"We accept... because it is not an international conference that would impose a settlement on Israel."
Israeli officials have suggested that the conference would be about Palestinian reforms not the final status issues of borders, Palestinian refugees, Jewish settlements and Jerusalem.
They have also indicated that representation at the conference was likely to be at foreign minister level, not prime ministerial level.
Co-ordination
Mr Sharon's disengagement plan envisages Israel withdrawing its soldiers and settlers from Gaza by the end of next year. Israel would retain control of Gaza's external borders and airspace.
But Palestinian presidential hopeful Mahmoud Abbas appeared to reject working with the Israelis on the plan.
Reuters news agency quoted him as saying that the Palestinians could never discuss anything less than a state in all of the West Bank and Gaza.
But he later said the two sides could co-ordinate the disengagement plan if it was part of the US-backed roadmap for peace.
Egypt offer
The BBC's Barbara Plett in Jerusalem says Mr Sharon's speech recast existing positions in a tone of optimism.
The Israeli leader also highlighted how the past year has seen his government achieve US approval for its intention to retain large settlements in the West Bank while blocking the future right of return for Palestinian refugees.
In his speech to a conference in the Israeli town of Herzliya, Mr Sharon appeared to endorse Palestinian claims to independent statehood.
"We have no desire to rule over you," he said. "It is clear that in a permanent peace accord, we will not be in Gaza."
He also hailed improved relations with Cairo, indicating for the first time that Israel would consider letting Egypt police the border with Gaza if it proved effective at curbing weapons smuggling.
The Gaza withdrawal, Mr Sharon said, could eventually be the basis for a new peace deal with the Palestinians - provided their government eliminated militancy.
Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/1/hi/world/middle_east/4103363.stm
和平実現の好機到来＝一方的撤退計画見直しも−イスラエル首相
【エルサレム１６日時事】イスラエルのシャロン首相は１６日の演説で、「２００５年はパレスチナ人との関係で歴史的な事態打開の好機だ」と述べ、アラファト・パレスチナ自治政府議長の死去を受け、中東和平を達成する好機が訪れているとの認識を示した。
同首相はこの中で、自治政府と交渉せずに一方的にガザ地区から撤退する計画について、より広範な和平合意とするためパレスチナ側と調整する用意があるとも述べた。
（時事通信） - 12月17日7時1分更新
http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20041217-00000092-jij-int
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