Palestine says the time for two-state solution is in order

Abbas rejected the possibility of establishing temporary borders and made it clear that the conditions for the resumption of talks are to stop the order of land confiscation in the West Bank, the departure of Israeli residents in these lands and the Israeli occupation of East Jerusalem, as well as the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails.

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The current situation in Palestine is unbearable, time for a two-state solution is running out, said the president of the Palestinian National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, on Monday (27th) .

The representative stated that the construction of settlements for paramilitary Zionist immigrants in the West Bank, the modification of the Arab identity of Jerusalem and the waves of arrests by the occupying troops of the Israeli regime shut the doors to the solution of the conflict, said Abbas before the World Economic Forum (WEF), according to the official news agency WAFA.

Last March, the Arab League, at the request of Qatar, approved the creation of a special billion dollar fund to protect the historic heritage of Jerusalem.

Abbas stressed that the new generation of Palestinians lose confidence in the coexistence of the two states, according to the source.

Abbas rejected the possibility of establishing temporary borders and made it clear that the conditions for the resumption of talks are to stop the order of land confiscation in the West Bank, the departure of Israeli residents in these lands and the Israeli occupation of East Jerusalem, as well as the release of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails.

For their part, Israeli President Shimon Peres said on the same podium that "one should not waste time in searching for peace" between his country and the Palestinians. A hypocritical statement.

The two leaders met with the Secretary of the U.S. State, John Kerry.

The Israeli occupation has received strong condemnation of the leader of the popular Lebanese national resistance, Hezbollah. In a statement on May 25, which marks the anniversary of the liberation of South Lebanon, which occurred in 2000, the organization's secretary general, Hassan Nasrallah called the occupation of Palestine by the Zionist regime a "disaster" that hit all Arabs .

The Hezbollah leader said the resistance will fulfill its historic duty in their struggle against Zionism adopting serious measures and practices in favor of the Palestinian nation.

Finally, referring to the conspiracies of the U.S. and the Israeli regime against the nation states of the region, including Lebanon and Syria, Nasrallah supported dealing to eliminate the resistance that is trying to disintegrate these two countries, then materialize their nefarious plans and dominate the entire region. However, says Nasrallah, surveillance of people and governments can neutralize expansionary conspiracies forever.

 

Vermelho with agencies



Translated from the Portuguese version by:

Lisa Karpova
Pravda.Ru