Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said that Israel did not respect any of the agreements reached between it and the Palestinians, saying that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not believe in peace, during a ministerial meeting of the Arab League to discuss the Palestinian issue.
Addressing an emergency meeting of Arab foreign ministers at the Arab League headquarters in Cairo on Sunday, Abbas said that Israel had broken all agreements with the Palestinians, violated the Paris Convention by deducting clearing funds that had ceased to pay and had not implemented a single international resolution since 1947.
The Palestinian president also said that Netanyahu does not believe in peace and invokes the lack of a Palestinian partner.
Abbas added that the US administration had turned over all the promises it had made, made decisions contrary to international law, and recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, calling for "Arab political support and a financial safety net."
Arab League Secretary General Ahmed Aboul Gheit affirmed that Arab support for the Palestinian cause is "firm, firm and unshakeable," adding that "the Arab movement at this delicate stage must be active to face unprecedented efforts by the occupying state, supported and supported by the United States. Legalization of illegal situations and legitimization of an illegal reality. "
Under the chairmanship of Somalia, the emergency meeting of Arab foreign ministers began today evening to discuss the latest developments in the Palestinian issue at the request of the Palestinian state.
On the sidelines of the meeting, Abbas met Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and discussed "the latest developments in the Palestinian issue and the Palestinian president's review of the current difficulties facing the Palestinian Authority, especially following Israel's deduction of the clearing funds."
The statement said Sisi affirmed his country's support for a just and comprehensive solution leading to the establishment of an independent Palestinian state and that it would continue its efforts to complete the reconciliation process in accordance with an Egyptian strategy to support the Palestinian Authority and its role in the Gaza Strip.
Jared Kouchner, a senior adviser to US President Donald Trump, said Wednesday that the US peace plan for a vision of a solution to the Palestinian issue would be announced after Ramadan.