Abbas: I agreed to U.S.-led NATO force in ‘Palestine’
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(Worthy News) – The Palestinians have proposed deploying US-led NATO forces in a future Palestinian state to address Israel’s security concerns, PA President Mahmoud Abbas revealed on Saturday.
Abbas, who was speaking to visiting American university students in Ramallah, said he made the proposal to US President Donald Trump during their last meeting in New York in September 2017.
It was the fourth and last meeting between Abbas and Trump, the Palestinian Authority president said.
“He [Trump] said he was in favor of the two-state solution,” Abbas said. “This is documented in protocols of the meeting. He said he would announce, within one week, his support for the two-state solution.” [ Source: Jerusalem Post (Read More…) ]
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