Before Peace Talks, the Palestinian Authority Needs to Undergo Political Reform
The fate of Gaza can’t be an afterthought.
May 3, 2017
Before Peace Talks, the Palestinian Authority Needs to Undergo Political Reform
The fate of Gaza can’t be an afterthought.
President Trump is scheduled to meet today with the Palestinian Authority (PA) president Mahmoud Abbas. Before discussing a renewal of the peace process, Grant Rumley argues, the U.S. must jettison the Obama administration’s policy of ignoring the Gaza Strip and focusing solely on the West Bank. Instead, he writes, the White House should pressure the PA to hold elections in both Gaza and the West Bank so that there will be a Palestinian leader with the authority to negotiate:
May 3, 2017
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