Comment .Email to Clinton: Spark Palestininan protests

Email to Clinton: Spark Palestininan protests 

"..The proposal was made in a Dec. 18, 2011 email to Clinton by then US ambassador to Israel, Thomas Pickering, as a method to prompt Israel’s leaders to resume the failed negotiations with the Palestinians...."

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But this US ambassador to Israel must be such a good man!Just so eager to help the oppressed and for so many years tyrannized Palestinians (and the simple Israeli citizens living a constrained , unnatural, militaristic life for that matter), as any normal human being would be! Even in such a complicated , dangerously embarrassing those involved and endagering many international relations  and datum , unorthodox  method. 

Or is there another narrative , much deeper than the expected , obvious solution of the Middle-East problem, the  manifestation target of this 'project'?  

What can a total 'game-changer in the region' be? Perhaps NATO and US overpowering the Israelis and establishing their 'governance'  there?And to what  actual end ? 

Would the Palestinians regain their sovereignty, or tribulation, worse than before, would be hidden behind the corner for them?
What 'party'  would profit  in the long run,  after such a 'successful  accomplishment' ?
Definitely the NWO and the ultimate Controllers , to Humanity's utter distress???

Well, hopefully NOT!!!   m.l.p.

Tue Jan 12, 2016 12:56PM

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testifies before the House Select Committee on Benghazi, October 22, 2011. The committee held a hearing to continue its investigation on the attack that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans at the diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, on the evening of September 11, 2012. (AFP photo)

Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton considered a secret plan to foment unrest among Palestinians in order to push Israelis into taking action, a new batch of emails reveals.
The proposal was made in a Dec. 18, 2011 email to Clinton by then US ambassador to Israel, Thomas Pickering, as a method to prompt Israel’s leaders to resume the failed negotiations with the Palestinians.


Pickering characterized the plan as a potential “game changer in the region,” recommending that the United States undertake the campaign to spark protests, led by female Palestinians, against Israel.
“What will change the situation is a major effort to use non-violent protests and demonstrations to put peace back in the center of people’s aspirations as well as their thoughts, and use that to influence the political leadership,” Pickering wrote.
“This is far from a sure thing, but far, in my humble view, from hopeless,” he continued. “Women can and ought to be at the center of these demonstrations. Many men and others will denigrate the idea.”
He said that Israeli soldiers were “fearful, nervous, outnumbered [and] insecure,” and would resort to the use of force when encountered by Palestinian men.
Pickering, who also served as undersecretary of state for political affairs under former President Bill Clinton, wrote that the White House must keep its role in the unrest a secret so as not to create tensions with Tel Aviv.
The former diplomat suggested that the United States should employ non-governmental groups and third parties to “help” implement the plan.

Benjamin Netanyahu meets Hillary Clinton at the prime minister's office on November 20, 2012.

Pickering said that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was the impediment to reaching a two-state solution and would not accept any suggestions that the Palestinians can offer.
“He is much more satisfied with the status quo than with the risks of change,” he said of Netanyahu.
Pickering’s email was among 3,000 pages of Clinton’s emails the State Department released last Thursday night, which included 66 that were deemed classified.