be it in our position or the government. and that is that people voted to prevent this in kosovo. i am confident that with our programme, we are going to help serbs is much as albanians. if you ask serbs in kosovo what are your key complaints or requirements, they will sayjobs and justice. but belgrade wants to have a state within a state. the state of serbia with independence. there is one obvious way out of this and it is a way that was seen by your former president and that was small limited swaps with serbia which they could integrate with their country and the minority and you can get some recompense with land swaps and that surely would put an end to this hostility. as with the former president, will you negotiate with that
independence.- the state of serbia with independence. there is one obvious way independence. there is one obvious way out independence. there is one obvious way out of - independence. there is one obvious way out of this - independence. there is one obvious way out of this and | independence. there is one | obvious way out of this and it is a way that was seen by your former president and that was small limited swaps with serbia which they could integrate with their country and the minority and you can get some recompense with land swaps and i would put some this hostility. and to go negotiate with that basis. i want dial to be about the needs of the citizens mostly. no territorial exchange. but they think they can swap territories as if they are their property. but we are not in medieval times with the monarchs who considered the territory of the
politicians in both kosovo and serbia. have talked openly about land swaps and border adjustments adding to concerns about the future. in 21st century to any normal person it s beyond any kind of logic to think about hate just because you want a long lasting peace even if the believing that even if this will settle down it s against any kind of. democracy or european principle to tell people hey goal leave your homes and go back to the other side. kosovo and serbia are currently not talking to each other not officially at least. close to the parliament in pristina is the national museum which also features weaponry used by the cost of the liberation army in the war of independence. but some kalay fighters
600,000 or so israelis now live in settlements in the occupied territories in palestinian lands. this is the kind of thing that if for instance the it s rasrae abandon the settlements, this was like the kind of thing you d give in return, right? everybody believes there will be land swaps. some will leave the west bank when you get to a deal. seems almost inconceivable that we go to hear from getting a deal without real change in the situation on the ground, which unfortunately may be some sort of violence perpetrated one way or the other. i m not sure how we get there from here because of a sense that the united states has given up the idea of being between the parties and instead has adopted
the city is really what this comes down to, because you have about 40% of the population living in east jerusalem that are palestinians, obviously in the occupied eastern part of the city, but beyond that israel has expanded with jewish settlements that over the years have been included in the jerusalem municipality or what have you. that has certainly complicated the fact because there is now in international understanding that israel has with the united states based on the road map and what have you that those road blocks will be considered with land swaps. but the people living in the eastern part of the city constantly complain about being discriminated against. they don t get the resources, the same kind of money, health services. there are also all kinds of problems with the infrastructure. they cite that jerusalem is not interested in developing this part of the city for the palestinian people. that s why the palestinians are demanding that the eastern part of the city, which in