Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has expressed a need to maneuver in the direction of a two-state resolution, which envisions Israelis and Palestinians dwelling aspect by aspect in two separate states.
Abbas despatched a letter to French President Emmanuel Macron, the co-initiator of a world convention on the two-state resolution, set to happen on the United Nations in New York in only a few days.
In his letter, Abbas made concrete commitments that show a real need to maneuver in the direction of a two-state resolution, the Élysée Palace in Paris mentioned on Tuesday.
Abbas additionally condemned the hostage-taking and killing of civilians by the Palestinian resistance group Hamas on October 7, 2023, as unacceptable and reprehensible, it added.
France and Saudi Arabia introduced the upcoming convention, which goals to ship concrete outcomes to advance a two-state resolution for Israel and a Palestinian state.
Macron has repeatedly expressed his openness to recognizing a Palestinian state on the situation that Hamas lays down its arms and releases all hostages nonetheless held within the Gaza Strip.
Source: www.anews.com.tr