The United Arab Emirates (UAE) ambassador appointed to the US on Friday warned Israel against the annexation of the Jordan Valley and other parts of the West Bank, saying the move would help Israel improve relations with Arab countries. Will harm efforts.
Abu Dhabi. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has warned Israel (Israel) that they should not think about occupying the West Bank and Jordan Valley. This proposed Israeli plan will incite violence and promote extremism. It is believed that Israel can start this process from July 1. The Israeli government has said that the Jordan Valley is an important area for the country’s security.
UAE ambassador warned
The United Arab Emirates ambassador to the United States (UAE) ambassador on Friday warned Israel against the annexation of the Jordan Valley and other parts of the West Bank, saying the move would harm Israel’s efforts to improve relations with Arab countries. Will deliver. Meanwhile, a former Prime Minister of Israel Ehud Olmert has said that we can protect our border without the Jordan Valley and anyone who is saying that it is necessary for security is lying to the people.
Trump’s West Asia plan supported
UAE Ambassador Yusuf Al Otaiba is among three Arab ambassadors who attended the event of US President Donald Trump presenting the West Asia Plan in January. The plan allows Israel to merge about 30 percent of the West Bank into its territory. However, it was quickly rejected by the Palestinians. It is noteworthy that the West Bank is a land-bound region located on all four sides near the Mediterranean coast of West Asia. In an editorial published in Israel’s Yeddyot Ahronot newspaper, Al Otaiba warned that Israel’s proposed plan to annex the Jordan Valley and other areas into its territory would incite violence and promote extremism. It is believed that this process can begin from July 1.
‘Damage to Israel’
Otaiba wrote that it will shake up the entire region, especially Jordan, whose stability benefits the entire region, and especially Israel. He said that it will definitely immediately shatter Israel’s aspirations to improve security, economy and cultural ties with the Arab world and the UAE. At the same time, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged to annex the Jordan Valley in his area, which is about a quarter of the West Bank. Arab countries, on the other hand, welcomed the efforts of the Trump administration, but rejected the plan and supported the doctrine of the two-nation line on the lines of 1967.
