Jordan is preparing for the possibility of a worsening of relations between it and Israel following the rise of the right-wing government to power.
King Abdullah coordinates with the PA chairman and works to try and isolate Israel in the regional and international arena.
Prime Minister Netanyahu is interested in the continuation of the PA as the political and security address of the Palestinians and in the management of the conflict. The
PA is not facing collapse, the sanctions imposed by Israel were a message of warning and not an attempt to topple it.
Akram Al-Ajouri, the head of the Islamic Jihad’s military branch based in Damascus, is responsible for the establishment of the new terrorist groups in the northern West Bank.
Security officials in Israel estimate that there will be no escape from a major military operation in the Jenin area and the killing of Akram Al-Ajouri.
The PA does not intend to stop security coordination with Israel in response to the sanctions imposed on it so as not to deepen the crisis.
The PA chairman’s tactic is to wait for President Biden to put pressure on the Netanyahu government to cancel the sanctions imposed on it.
Senior political officials warn that the policies of the new right-wing government are putting Israel on a collision course with the Palestinian Authority and with Jordan and may harm the normalization process.
The security officials are concerned about the extremism on the street and in the parliament in Jordan and political measures that may be taken by King Abdullah.
Senior PA officials express concern that the Netanyahu government’s stong hand policy is intended to bring about
the annexation of territories in the West Bank and the collapse of Abu Mazen’s rule.
The PA chairman is leading the political campaign against Israel in the international arena, and Israel must also impose personal sanctions on him.
The PA continues to violate the Oslo Accords and granted a special status to the terrorist murderer Karim Younes, an Israeli citizen who was released from prison last week.
Israel must expel the terrorist from its territory and revoke his citizenship, the time has come for this to be settled in a law to be approved by the Knesset.
Senior officials in Fatah claim that Hussein al-Sheikh lost his status as a possible successor to Abu Mazen following the release of a tape in which he is heard defaming and cursing the chairman of the PA.
Israel and the US are very concerned about the entanglement of the succession battle that could lead to violent clashes in the West Bank and for the victory of Hamas in the elections.
In 2022, armed terrorist groups sprung up in the northern West Bank that carry out attacks against the IDF and the settlers, they operate from areas A which are under the exclusive control of the PA.
PA chairman Abu Mazen avoids direct confrontation with the terrorist groups and does not dismantle them contrary to the Oslo Accords.
The Netanyahu government must change the rules of his game.
PA sources say that the goal of the PA chairman is to try and turn the issue of the “Israeli occupation” into a UN legal issue and not a political issue that should be resolved through negotiations between Israel and the PA.
Abu Mazen is working to force Israel to withdraw to the 67 lines including in Jerusalem, without negotiation, through the UN.
Jordan is preparing for the possibility of a worsening of relations between it and Israel following the rise of the right-wing government to power.
King Abdullah coordinates with the PA chairman and works to try and isolate Israel in the regional and international arena.
Prime Minister Netanyahu is interested in the continuation of the PA as the political and security address of the Palestinians and in the management of the conflict. The
PA is not facing collapse, the sanctions imposed by Israel were a message of warning and not an attempt to topple it.
Akram Al-Ajouri, the head of the Islamic Jihad’s military branch based in Damascus, is responsible for the establishment of the new terrorist groups in the northern West Bank.
Security officials in Israel estimate that there will be no escape from a major military operation in the Jenin area and the killing of Akram Al-Ajouri.
The PA does not intend to stop security coordination with Israel in response to the sanctions imposed on it so as not to deepen the crisis.
The PA chairman’s tactic is to wait for President Biden to put pressure on the Netanyahu government to cancel the sanctions imposed on it.
Senior political officials warn that the policies of the new right-wing government are putting Israel on a collision course with the Palestinian Authority and with Jordan and may harm the normalization process.
The security officials are concerned about the extremism on the street and in the parliament in Jordan and political measures that may be taken by King Abdullah.
Senior PA officials express concern that the Netanyahu government’s stong hand policy is intended to bring about
the annexation of territories in the West Bank and the collapse of Abu Mazen’s rule.
The PA chairman is leading the political campaign against Israel in the international arena, and Israel must also impose personal sanctions on him.
The PA continues to violate the Oslo Accords and granted a special status to the terrorist murderer Karim Younes, an Israeli citizen who was released from prison last week.
Israel must expel the terrorist from its territory and revoke his citizenship, the time has come for this to be settled in a law to be approved by the Knesset.
Senior officials in Fatah claim that Hussein al-Sheikh lost his status as a possible successor to Abu Mazen following the release of a tape in which he is heard defaming and cursing the chairman of the PA.
Israel and the US are very concerned about the entanglement of the succession battle that could lead to violent clashes in the West Bank and for the victory of Hamas in the elections.
In 2022, armed terrorist groups sprung up in the northern West Bank that carry out attacks against the IDF and the settlers, they operate from areas A which are under the exclusive control of the PA.
PA chairman Abu Mazen avoids direct confrontation with the terrorist groups and does not dismantle them contrary to the Oslo Accords.
The Netanyahu government must change the rules of his game.
PA sources say that the goal of the PA chairman is to try and turn the issue of the “Israeli occupation” into a UN legal issue and not a political issue that should be resolved through negotiations between Israel and the PA.
Abu Mazen is working to force Israel to withdraw to the 67 lines including in Jerusalem, without negotiation, through the UN.
