This "carrot and stick" plan would reward Palestinian areas deemed by Israel to be less threatening, and increase conflict in areas that were more loyalist to Palestine.

Israel Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman suggests "color coding" map of Palestinian areas that signify "good" and "bad" Palestinians.  In what has become known as a "carrot and stick" approach, Lieberman stated that 15 Palestinian villages would be labeled "responsible" Palestinians, such as business people, academics and mayors for the "good" areas.  The "green" areas will see economic rewards for their "good behavior". They would be given work permits, benefit from new development projects and be "included" in the development of Israeli-controlled zones. He stated that there would be more developments of hospitals and "kindergartens", as well as football fields as the "carrot" mechanism.

Another 15 villages (the stick) would be labeled "red, and would see an increase in collective punishment.  These areas will see curfews, a likely increase in night raids and demolition, and increased security. These areas would be areas that have seen attacks against Israeli's, or where known Hamas conspirators live.

In order to implement these plans, Lieberman would replace current Palestinian Authority with "more favorable", Israeli-approved leadership. He also proposes a $2.6 million online campaign that would basically promote Israeli-led propaganda in order to offset current Palestinian or anti-Israel campaigns.

His long term goals are to persuade the Palestinians that their aspirations for a self-governing state of Palestine are "unattainable" and "counterproductive."

In the same conference, Lieberman also stated that he believes returning Palestinian "terrorists" bodies to the West Bank as "funny and grotesque". He stated that he intends to put a stop to the practice.

LIEBERMAN KNOWN TO BE AN "EXTREMIST"