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Trump tries to sell Palestine issue with a handful of dollars
Bahrain conference
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Ahmad Abu Zuhri
President Trump is undermining all real steps that will lead to peace and undermining steps to defuse tension and end Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories.
Abu Zuhri added that Trump's administration seeks to execute the century deal that meets the Israeli desires and demands, and that this deal clearly harms the Palestinians' interests and rights and destroys the dream of establishing a Palestinian state.
This administration is still moving strongly to implement actual steps to implement the deal despite the wide refusal of the Palestinians and many countries in the world, reminding that it comes in disregard of all international resolutions.
This administration is still moving strongly to implement actual steps to implement the deal despite the wide refusal of the Palestinians and many countries in the world, reminding that it comes in disregard of all international resolutions.
He clarified that supporting the international legitimacy resolutions, supporting the establishment of a Palestinian country with Jerusalem as its capital, and ending the Israeli occupation is the solution and the entrance to the region stability and ending the current conflict
He concluded by saying that Bahrain conference seeks to sell the Palestinian issue with a handful of dollars in the biggest conspiracy that targets the Palestinians' rights, future and fate. The Palestinian people have decided to step up their protest steps against the US-Israeli conspiracy and will not yield to the state of pressure and blackmail.
He concluded by saying that Bahrain conference seeks to sell the Palestinian issue with a handful of dollars in the biggest conspiracy that targets the Palestinians' rights, future and fate. The Palestinian people have decided to step up their protest steps against the US-Israeli conspiracy and will not yield to the state of pressure and blackmail.
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