In the film, the Palestinians want to get the city of Jericho. I checked the map of Israel, and there was no Jericho. After a little thought, according to the location of the ancient city of Jericho, it turned out to be the city of Jericho. It is estimated that the Pakistani side wants to make Jericho the capital, so it asks for the city.
The Israeli side is willing to give the city of Jericho to the Pakistani side, but first asks about garbage disposal and taxation. After these two issues are resolved, Jericho can let it go. The Pakistani representative found it amusing: these two issues are trivial, I will talk to you about the site, and you will talk to me about garbage. However, the Israeli side told the Pakistani side: this is executive power, and it also represents sovereignty. Ba Fang just realized.
This shows that the Pakistani side has a great lack of ability and ideology to govern the country, and they will not manage their own territory well in the future.
Baidu Encyclopedia says that the Oslo Agreement has not been implemented, but I don't think so. Perhaps many details of the agreement were staggered in the subsequent implementation, but generally speaking, Israel and Palestine have been at peace since then. Palestinians in the West Bank go to Israel to work every morning and return home with their wages in the evening to support their wives and children. Such migrant families account for a very high proportion and are the mainstream of the Palestinian economy. The Palestinian government cannot feed its own people, and the Israeli government has given them jobs.
As for Gaza, it is occupied by Palestinian extremists, namely Hamas, hiding behind women and children to fight with Israel. And the other Palestinian land, the West Bank, where the government and the people are not involved.
The two Palestinian lands have one thing in common: the officials are severely corrupted. Fortunately, they can't deduct the money from the workers. Otherwise, Israel would have to fight the Palestinian government for the sake of the Palestinian people.
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