PLO: 'Israel's violations place the two-state solution in jeopardy'
RAMALLAH (Ma'an) -- Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) Executive Committee Member, Hanan Ashrawi, said on Thursday that "Israel's violations, expansionism and total disregard for Palestinian rights and the requirements of peace have led to the entrenchment of the military occupation and the placing of the two-state solution in serious jeopardy."
Ashrawi's statement came during a briefing she held with a select group of international media correspondents and journalists at the PLO Headquarters, in Ramallah City in the central occupied West Bank, for the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Principles on Interim Self-Government Arrangements (DOP.)
The briefing addressed the "structural and procedural flaws and shortcomings in substance and content of the DOP that have enhanced the power asymmetry between the belligerent occupier and a people under occupation and given Israel more time to act unilaterally."
Ashrawi said that "the discussion also focused on the US administration's latest illegal and unilateral measures which have disqualified it as an even-handed peace broker and clearly exposed its role as a partner in the Israeli occupation."
Ashrawi stressed that "the Palestinian people are constantly placed on probation and subject to threats and extortion by the US while Israel is rewarded and given free license to persist in its aggression on Palestine as a whole with full impunity."
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