Here is a "somewhat" sarcastic description of Mitzna possible inauguration speech, of course it is a gross distrotion of his views, but it is in line with AArafat approach to peace in the region:
Amram Mitzna’s Inauguration Address
Steven Plaut
23 January 2003
Ladies and gentlemen, I want to thank you for electing me as Prime Minister of Israel. As you know,
I ran on a platform of peace and it is now my intention of keeping my promises to you and my backers
and financiers from around the world. I shall be fulfilling what I have pledged to do.
In my election campaign, I ran on a platform that you voted for through me. I promised that I would
conduct negotiations with Arafat and the PLO no matter how many Jews the PLO was murdering
during the talks, with the intention of reaching an agreement for a complete withdrawal from the Gaza
Strip within six months. I also promised that if the PLO refused to strike a deal with me within that
time, then I would withdraw from the Gaza Strip unilaterally and without any agreement on the part of
the Palestinian Authority for anything. I confirm tonight that this is my solemn intention.
In addition, within a year, I will reach an agreement with the Palestinian Authority for a complete
withdrawal by Israel from the entire West Bank and the eviction of all Jewish settlers living there.
And if the PLO refuses to reach a deal or agree to my terms, then Israel will simply pick up and
withdraw from the West Bank anyway, whether or not the PLO agrees to it. Any settlers who refuse
to cooperate with the withdrawal will simply be left for the PLO and the Hamas to deal with.
So as you see, I refuse to abandon my principles and my struggle for a just and lasting peace. And just
as I intend to resolve the conflict with the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, whether
or not the PLO agrees to my terms or agrees to any compromise, so I intend to resolve the Palestinian
refugee question. I intend to turn the Negev into a large resettlement district for all those people
around the world claiming to be Palestinian refugees. They will be settled in the northern Negev and
in the area around Beer Sheba, and Israel will withdraw from these areas of Palestinian resettlement
whether Arafat and the PLO like it or not. We will negotiate with the PLO in good faith for 18
months, but if the PLO refuses to agree to our terms, we will withdraw from Beer Sheba unilaterally.
The next stage in my peace program will consist of settling Israel´s conflict with the Hizbollah and
Syria once and for all. I pledge that Israel will enter into serious, full-hearted negotiations with the
Hizbollah and Syria and I hope they will produce a peace accord. I am willing to wait for 24 months
for these talks to yield results. If at the end of this two year period there is, as yet, no accord, then
Israel will
solve the problem unilaterally, whether the Syrians like it or not. I will order a complete withdrawal
from the Golan Heights, whether Bashar Assad has agreed to my terms or not, and I will order a 20
mile zone created along the Lebanese border within Israeli territory in which no Jews will be
permitted to live and in which Lebanese Shi´ites may exercise their own sovereign self-rule.
As the next step in my program, I hereby pledge that I will allow no longer than 30 months for talks
with Israeli Galilee Arabs to produce a peace accord. As you know, my party and I are committed to
granting equal national rights to Israel´s Palestinian nationals, which is what we now call the Israeli
Arabs. So, if by the end of these 30 months no peace accord has been reached in the talks, then I
intend to solve the matter unilaterally by withdrawing Israel from all of the Galilee, whether the Galilee
Arabs like it or not, and will order all Israeli troops and civilians to withdraw behind the new secure
borders stretching along the Kishon Creek next to Haifa. Yes, I am aware of the fact that I will have
to order my own parents to abandon their homes in the Haifa suburb of Kiryat Haim, but I am sure
they are willing to make sacrifices for peace. If my good friend Gad Zeevi is not in prison at the time,
he promises he will set them up in a nice penthouse.
Next, I intend to resolve once and for all the conflict between the Jews and the Arabs in the central
parts of Israel, in Nazareth and the Wadi Ara district. I will conduct good faith negotiations with their
representatives from the communist parties and the Islamic fundamentalist movement. I will give
these talks no longer than 36 months. If by that time there is no accord reached, then I will order
Israel to withdraw from all areas outside of the greater Tel Aviv - Gush Dan district. Israel will have
peace, while maintaining its heritage and historic control of both banks of the Yarkon River. Naturally,
I expect the Jews of Jerusalem to relocate there. I will try to obtain permission from the President of
Palestine for them to visit their old homes in Jerusalem al-Quds every once in a while, but if he
refuses, then we will take the matter into our own hands and not allow any Jews to go to Jerusalem
any more, whether the PLO likes it or not.
Finally, as my fallback plan, I intend to conduct serious ‘round-the-clock negotiations with all of our
neighbors, including the President of Palestine in al-Quds. I will allot a maximum of 48 months for
the talks to succeed, that is, the period before the next elections in Israel will be called and voting
conducted at the Yarkon voting booth. But if those negotiations do not succeed, I intend to take things
into my own hands and end the conflict once and for all. The Yarkon colonists will be ordered onto
the nearby American cruise ships, and Israel will be converted into a web site, whether or not the
Arabs approve, and peace shall reign in the Middle East once and for all, for ever and ever and ever.
You have my solemn oath!