Abbas says Palestinian Authority will ‘reconsider’ relations with US

Abbas says Palestinian Authority will ‘reconsider’ relations with US
Abbas says Palestinian Authority will ‘reconsider’ relations with US

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Nevin Al Sukari - Sana'a - File photo of Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas gesturing during a conference on Jerusalem, in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank April 11, 2018. - Reuters pic

RAMALLAH, Palestinian Territories, Apr 20 ― The Palestinian Authority will “reconsider” its relationship with the United States after Washington vetoed a Palestinian bid for full UN membership earlier this week, president Mahmud Abbas said today.

“The Palestinian leadership will reconsider bilateral relations with the United States to ensure the protection of our people’s interests, our cause, and our rights,” Abbas told the official Palestinian news agency Wafa.

Wafa said his remarks came “on the heels of the United States’ use of veto power” at the UN Security Council.

Thursday’s vote saw 12 countries on the Council back a resolution recommending full Palestinian membership and two ― Britain and Switzerland ― abstain.

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Only the United States, Israel’s staunchest ally, voted against, using its veto to block the resolution.

Abbas said the Palestinian leadership will “develop a new strategy to protect Palestinian national decisions independently and follow a Palestinian agenda rather than an American vision or regional agendas”.

He said Palestinians would “not remain hostage to policies that have proven their failure and have been exposed to the entire world”.

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And he said the stance of the US government had “generated unprecedented anger among the Palestinian people and the region’s populations, potentially pushing the region towards further instability, chaos and terrorism”. ― AFP

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