Palestinian central denies Abbas deserted Netanyahu meeting: Israelis should stop censure game
NEW YORK – A Palestinian central has denied a assign from a tactful Israeli source, who pronounced on that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was offering and deserted a intensity assembly with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
A tactful source told Haaretz on Wednesday that Netanyahu had “made contact” with Abbas though a latter refused to meet.
“The Israelis should leave their aged censure diversion tactics. The usually fact here is that we did not reject any meeting. They did not ask to accommodate to start with,” a Palestinian central said, in New York. “President Abbas supposed to accommodate Mr. Netanyahu in several occasions, though it’s a Israeli PM a one who never shows up. Netanyahu knows good that we have transparent positions in all issues and that a usually position his supervision has per Palestine is apartheid.”
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The Israeli source pronounced that “It’s absurd to consider that while a United States is scheming such a plan, that Netanyahu would by-pass this move,” observant that there are visit contacts with Palestinian confidence officials. “We see that there’s a problem in Gaza, for example, since of decisions by Abu Mazen [Abbas] and we try to solve it.”
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The source pronounced Netanyahu is not indifferent or idle about a mercantile struggle Palestinians face following Trump’s appropriation cuts. “On a one palm they are holding caring of this front by Egypt and a United Nations, and on a other palm there are contacts with Abu Mazen. There was hit with him and he refused.”