Olmert's final offer in September

In this YnetNews article, we find out that last September, Ehud Olmert had made some rather predictable offerings to Mahmoud Abbas:

The offer involved a return of 93% of the West Bank, leaving in Israel the large population centers, such as Ariel and Elkanah in the north, Maaleh Adumim in the center, and Jerusalem and Gush Etzion in the south.

Regarding Jerusalem itself, Olmert offered to cede over to the Palestinians the peripheral neighborhoods and the refugee camps surrounding the city, such as Kalandia. The holy sites, whose sovereignty is desired by all faiths, would be determined within an international framework, the prime minister said.

I guess we have one more reason to write him down in history as one of the stupidest, most disgusting politicians in Israeli history.

More on the subject at One Jerusalem.