Arabs living in Israel are citizens of Israel – Israeli Arabs. Any land, homes and farms they own in Israel will remain under Israeli sovereignty.

The overwhelming majority of West Bank Arabs living in Judea and Samaria (West Bank) will become citizens of Jordan. Any land, homes and farms they own there will come under Jordanian sovereignty. None of them will have to leave their properties.

Adrian

Partitioning Palestine between Arabs and Jews has been the international solution since it was first proposed in 1922 by the League of Nations, then in 1937 by the Peel Royal Commission, then in 1947 by the UN Partition Plan.

The problem has not been Partition – it has been the absolute refusal of the Arabs on each occasion to accept Partition. They already have 78% of Palestine (Jordan) – but want 100% (Israel and the West Bank).

When they accept they are not going to get 100% – then a solution becomes achievable which would see the Arabs roughly getting 80% and the Jews about 20%.

How Trump proposes getting the Arabs to abandon their 100 years old campaign to drive all the Jews into the sea will make fascinating reading when his ultimate deal becomes public.

Paul
Ho hum… yawn

You have heard nothing about Israel having to pay for Jerusalem being taken off the table – so you arrogantly seeks to denigrate me to compensate for your ignorance.

Following is the text of Trump’s remark in Davos:

“TRUMP: We’re going to see what happens. Yes, we have a proposal for peace. It’s a great proposal for the Palestinians. I think it’s a very good proposal for Israel. It covers a lot of the things that were over the years discussed and agreed on, but the fact is, [turns to Netanyahu,] and I think you know this better than anybody, there were never any deals that came close because Jerusalem, you could never get past Jerusalem.

So when people said, oh, I set it back. I didn’t set it back, I helped them. Because by taking it off the table, that was the toughest issue. And Israel will pay for that.”
https://www.timesofisrael.com/full-text-netanyahu-trump-meeting-in-davos/

Had you taken the time to read the text of Trump’s remarks in Davos which was hyperlinked in my article you would not have made such an inane comment.

As for Abdullah not being another Hussein – perhaps you might like to read the following article and rethink your unsubstantiated claim:
http://www.jewishpress.com/news/eye-on-palestine/report-jordanian-king-told-lebanese-pm-arabs-must-surrender-to-trumps-minimalist-peace-plan/2018/01/26/

No doubt the issues you raise about the citizenship of West Bank Arabs will be part of any Jordan-Israel negotiations. Those negotiations need to start – and soon. They are already 95 years overdue.

Will this land become part of Jordan too.

Abdullah is not Hussein. Jordan is a basket case. The king misrules to appease the Palestinian majority which resents his clan.

Just when did Trump ominously remark that Israel would have to pay for Jerusalem being taken off the table? I’ve heard nothing. And what does that have to do with Jordan?

The only outcomes that would be workable are either the expulsion of those Arabs who are implacably hostile to Israel or the restoration of Jordanian citizenship to the Arabs living in Judea and Samaria with Israel granting them conditional residency rights i.e. cross Jordan egress to any who aggress.

Until the end of July 1988, the 1.5 million “Palestinians” living in Judea and Shomron (West Bank) were citizens of Jordan. Restoring their Jordanian citizenship is a way forward.