Arab and Muslim leaders to meet Trump to discuss peace plan for Gaza | Gaza
Arab and Muslim leaders will meet with Donald Trump in New York to discuss an non -compulsory international stability plans in Gaza because France plans to join the UK, Canada and Australia to recognize Palestine as a state.
The recognition of Palestine by France and the other five states is that the UN General Assembly should later come to a summit at a summit to discuss a roadmap to peace that a two -state solution of France and Saudi Arabia later declared an exit plane by Benjamin Netanyahu.
Israel’s Ambassador of UN Danny Danon mocked the session as a “shameful political circus ve and warned its allies that Palestine’s recognition could lead to a“ mutual çalıştısıt reaction and set the scene for a great diplomatic crisis for the 8th anniversary of the UN’s 80th anniversary.
Israel warned that he could respond to the recognition of Palestine by annexing the West Bank, and claimed that the recognition of Hamas’s Israeli allies was a victory for the terrorist group.
France said that a plan of stability will marginalize Hamas by disarming the group and excluding power.
The proposal, which will be approved at a conference at the UN Palestinian State Conference on Monday, contains an unreasonable force to provide security in Gaza and to supervise the disarmament of Hamas and to educate the Palestinian authority (PA) police force.
While Israel intensified the attack on Gaza on Monday, the diplomatic scramble played in New York and 37 Palestinians were killed, including 30 Gaza cities. Israel launched an attack that ignored international humanitarian concerns against 3,000 Hamas fighters hiding in the city last week.
In July, the Arab Union was given to a newly elected PA to rule Gaza, West Bank and East Jerusalem in July. Hamas would have to deliver his weapons to the authority.
The Trump Meeting, which was planned after the address of the UN to the General Assembly, has been the most direct participation in Gaza plans between the White House and Arab states since its second election for the second time.
A White House spokesman is expected to make an aggressive speech in a briefing that Trump claims that he would claim that he would “significantly disrupt the world order” on Tuesday.
The US president is also expected to meet leaders from Türkiye, United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Nothing that the president has done so far is that he shares the opinion held by the Gulf, he argues that PA is an alternative to Hamas or that it should be considered as a partner for peace. PA imposed sanctions on the authorities and banned 89 -year -old leader Mahmud Abbas from coming to New York to talk to the UN.
The Arab leaders see whether Trump supports Trump’s proposals for the future of the Arab Union for the future of Gaza, and even the chance to identify a variation of a variation led by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and President of the President Jared Kushner. None of the restructuring plans suggest that Trump is an offer from time to time, Palestinians, the deportation of the mass deportation. Blair Plan does not explicitly approve PA as long -term executives of Gaza.
The Arab states will insist that they will not participate in any international power unless the reformed PA is given a future role. They also want a road map for a two -state future that excludes Israeli settlements or the annexes of the West Bank.
On Sunday, Britain recognized Britain based on the 1949 armistice border between Israel, the West Bank and Gaza, or a Palestinian province based on the 1949 Armistice Border or the “Green Line.
Israel, the occupied West Bank, the limited civilian administration and in 2007 by Hamas forced by Gaza, PA, Gaza and West Bank is ready to manage with international support, he said.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted that Israel had to hold general security control with an Arab -led civilian administration. However, others in the right -wing coalition want to annex Gaza. Israel, monthly income transfers, PA’yi bankruptcy brought closer to bankruptcy.
Lana Nusseibeh, a minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the UAE, said that the annexation would be a red line for the UAE, because “Abraham would hit the heart of what his agreements were trying to achieve”. The UAE signed agreements – agreements by Trump to normalize the relations between Israel and the Arab states in exchange for 2020 in exchange for the annexation of the West Bank.
The leaders of the UAE, who offered to present themselves as the beginning of the future, did not claim that they would leave the agreements, but larger regional integration plans would be a dead letter.
British Foreign Minister Yette Cooper called for Israel not to respond to new recognition by annexing some parts of the West Bank.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said that the recognition of a Palestinian state was a rejection of Hamas, because the plan called for exclusion from any future role in Gaza’s governance. This month, the General Assembly approved a seven -page declaration that summarizes “concrete, time foot and irreversible steps için towards a two -state solution, and at the same time condemning Hamas and surrendering and being disarmed.
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said: “Each and all steps for an illegal annexation of the occupied region, weakening the chances of solving the conflict in a sustainable way. Although it seems away, a two -state solution is a way to live both Israel and Palestinians. should start.
