Blinken conveyed US support to Abbas for “concrete steps” towards the establishment of a Palestinian state
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken this Wednesday conveyed to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas the White House’s support for “concrete steps” towards the establishment of a Palestinian State living “in peace and security.” To Israel.
Blinken, who moved to Ramallah after meetings with senior Israeli officials in Tel Aviv on Tuesday, emphasized the “increasing instability in the West Bank” and presented “America’s efforts to counter the violence committed by extremists” to the Palestinian President. It was confirmed in the statements made by US State Department spokesman Matthew Miller to Europa Press after the meeting.
Likewise, he spoke to Abbas about “efforts to minimize civilian casualties in Gaza and to accelerate and increase the delivery of humanitarian aid to Palestinian civilians” and applauded the appointment of Sigrid Kaag as the UN coordinator for the delivery of humanitarian aid. Help on the strip.