NATION: In a recent round is conversations involving the status of Palestinian association on the international spectrum, it has been condidered by US Secretsry of State, Antony Blinken, to seek to establish Palestine 's ststehood as a member ofthe UN-- a matter that, for decades, had been condidered impermissible by the United States.
By Michelle Crawford-Sapenter
Today, while the US continues its plan for seeking global recognition for the nation of Palestine becoming a UN state, the state department has responded to the White House plan for initiating efforts to secure new policy options for Palestine at the Gaza.
The redirected effort addresses a new plan for the war exodus. Prior to the Secretary's policy option, Palestinecwas faced with engaging in diplomatic negotiations with Israel authorities. In years past, the Middle East has never engaged a diplomatic policy system. The shift in efforts will perpetuate a new government disposition for Palestine.
Included in the plan for establishing Palestinian statehood, the US has sought after the development of normalization between Israel and Saudi Arabian governments. The efforts made by tge US have developed as a measure discussed prior to the Hamas invasion in October thst had been meant to establish a peace agreement between Palestine and Israel.
Alongside encouraging other countries to support snd encourage pairing Saudi with Israel in a peace agreement, discussion had been held in which the U.S. sided with Saudi in its request for establishing the Palestine statehood ahead of the Israel-Saudi notmslization.
Saudi's requests for arriving at an agreement include giving Palestine bilateral recognition and avoiding any plan for using its veto power to block the UN from including Palestine as a full member state.
During the discussions, Blinken mentioned the plan requested by Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu who, nearly 15 years ago, requested tge demilitarization of Palestine. Blinken called for a review of Palestine under the possible demilitarization plan.
The demilitarization plan satisfies Israel's purpose for establishing security in the Gaza while, also providing for a 2 state government such tgst will ensure Palestine's statehood with tge UN.
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