Is Obama Demanding an Israeli Timetable for a Unilateral Pullout from the West Bank?

A disturbing story.  The previous pullouts from Sinai, Lebanon and Gaza having worked so well after all.  Previous pullouts have only worked to give the terrorists more room to organize and brought the attacks closer to home.  And don't forget what this will mean to access to Jewish holy sites.  Let's pray it isn't true, though I have a feeling it most likely is and Bibi is going along with it:

Israeli sources said Obama, scheduled to arrive in Israel on March 20, wants a detailed Israeli withdrawal plan from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during the president's visit. The sources said the Israeli plan would be considered in what could be an imminent U.S. initiative to establish a Palestinian state in the West Bank in 2014.

"Obama has made it clear to Netanyahu that his visit is not about photo-ops, but the business of Iran and a Palestinian state," a source said. "The implication is that if Israel won't give him something he can work with, then he'll act on his own."

The sources said Obama's demand has sparked concern in the office of the Israeli prime minister. They said Netanyahu has been unable to form a coalition amid a boycott by left-wing parties and an alliance by two new movements — Yesh Atid and Jewish Home — with 31 seats in the 120-member parliament and opposed to major territorial concessions in the West Bank.

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On March 1, the Israeli daily Makor Rishon reported that the next Netanyahu government would destroy numerous Jewish communities in the West Bank. The newspaper quoted Likud negotiators as saying that the plan

depended on Yesh Atid ending its alliance with Jewish Home, led by Naftali Bennett.

"We are going to difficult decisions," a Likud negotiator was quoted as telling a Yesh Atid parliamentarian. "If you do not break up your pact with Bennett we won't be able to uproot communities if there is a need for difficult decisions. Together we can do it."

Other Israeli newspapers, quoting Likud sources, carried similar reports. They said the first step by Netanyahu would be the dismantling of Jewish communities in the West Bank deemed isolated.

The sources said the White House warned that Obama's forthcoming visit could characterize U.S. relations with Israel over the next four years. They said Obama aides stressed that Congress, which approved $3.1 billion in military aid to Israel for 2013, supported the establishment of a Palestinian state as a U.S. priority.

"The Obama people are making this a litmus test of Netanyahu's leadership and credibility," the Israeli source said. "Obama supporters in Congress have sent Netanyahu a similar message."