Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi said in response to a question about sending Arab forces to the Gaza Strip after the end of the war, 'We will not clean up after Netanyahu.'
During a press conference with his Greek counterpart in Athens on Wednesday, Safadi stressed that 'We will not send forces to Gaza to be an alternative to the Israeli occupation while we are in the place of those who deal with the catastrophic reality that Netanyahu and his government have created with this aggression.'
'We want a comprehensive plan not only to stop the war, but to reach a just, comprehensive and lasting peace based on the two-state solution', Safadi added, noting that this means that it is not possible to accept any approach that deals with Gaza separately from the rest of the occupied Palestinian territories.
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi said in response to a question about sending Arab forces to the Gaza Strip after the end of the war, 'We will not clean up after Netanyahu.'
During a press conference with his Greek counterpart in Athens on Wednesday, Safadi stressed that 'We will not send forces to Gaza to be an alternative to the Israeli occupation while we are in the place of those who deal with the catastrophic reality that Netanyahu and his government have created with this aggression.'
'We want a comprehensive plan not only to stop the war, but to reach a just, comprehensive and lasting peace based on the two-state solution', Safadi added, noting that this means that it is not possible to accept any approach that deals with Gaza separately from the rest of the occupied Palestinian territories.
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi said in response to a question about sending Arab forces to the Gaza Strip after the end of the war, 'We will not clean up after Netanyahu.'
During a press conference with his Greek counterpart in Athens on Wednesday, Safadi stressed that 'We will not send forces to Gaza to be an alternative to the Israeli occupation while we are in the place of those who deal with the catastrophic reality that Netanyahu and his government have created with this aggression.'
'We want a comprehensive plan not only to stop the war, but to reach a just, comprehensive and lasting peace based on the two-state solution', Safadi added, noting that this means that it is not possible to accept any approach that deals with Gaza separately from the rest of the occupied Palestinian territories.
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