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President Donald Trump is reported to have suspended his peace plan "the agreement of the century", at least for the moment, the Palestinian Authority media reported on Thursday.
The decision was made after the Israeli ambassador to the United States, Ron Dermer, would have recommended that the White House postpone the publication of the initiative because of the political and security crisis in Israel , according to the document of the Palestinian Authority. Al-Quds.
An unidentified Israeli diplomatic source said Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu "prefers no announcement of the plan, especially now, given the recent developments in the region and the political crisis in Israel."
The Trump administration has been working on this plan for almost two years and has postponed its publication several times, mainly because of the fierce Palestinian opposition to the proposal that would aim at the creation of a demilitarized Palestinian state.
Ayelet Shaked, Israel's justice minister, reacted to the news, saying Trump was wasting his time demanding a peace deal in Israel at the time.
"Personally, it's a waste of time.I want peace like everyone else, but I do not believe that it is possible to reach an agreement," Shaked told participants at a political conference in Jerusalem.
The Israeli prime minister also expressed his pessimism about the duration of the ceasefire in force with Hamas in Gaza.
"I think the ceasefire will last a few months, then it will collapse, and if the ceasefire is broken, there will be no choice but to to fight Hamas with all the means at our disposal, "said Shaked.
Shaked is probably right on both counts.
The situation in Gaza is a huge problem and will finally force Israel to take decisive action against Hamas and Islamic Jihad experts and members of the Israeli government.
As we previously reported, Iran was most likely behind the mini-war between Israel and Palestinian terrorist organizations in Gaza last Monday and Tuesday.
This was confirmed by Nickolay Mladenov, United Nations envoy for the Middle East peace process, who said Thursday: "Some forces want to put us all in the abyss of a clash".
Asked about the Iranian influence in Gaza, the UN envoy replied: "Since the first day that the Egyptians negotiated for the first time the intra-Palestinian reconciliation agreement in 2017, a person tries to disrupt it ".
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, a notorious terrorist who has spent time in prison in Israel, did not hide who was really hiding who fired shots in Gaza.
In May of this year, Sinwar told Lebanese television channel Al-Mayadeen that Hamas had forged very strong and warm ties with Qassem Soleimani, a commanding officer of the Quds Force of Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps.
Iran was providing Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza with "huge sums of money," equipment "and expertise," Hamas leader said.
Sinwar also revealed that Hamas and Hezbollah cooperate daily and even carry out "joint operations" against Israel.
Hamas is currently experiencing an unprecedented leadership crisis that could lead to an explosion of violence inside the Gaza Strip.
A serious conflict between former Hamas leader Ishmail Haniyeh and Sinwar over Hamas policy has already led to clashes between supporters of the two rivals and attacks on houses and cars belonging to Hamas officials. Hamas.
Housing Minister Yoav Gallant is now calling for the assassination of Sinwar, considered fanatical in his hatred against Israel.
"Sinwar lives on borrowed time. He will not end his life in a retirement home, "Gallant said Thursday.
His colleague, Gilad Erdan, Israeli Minister of Public Security, agreed with Gallant on the issue of targeted assassinations of Hamas leaders and commanders of terrorist groups in Gaza and revealed that Israel "was closer than ever to the control of the Gaza Strip. "A flawless stay
All this clearly shows that Gaza is not exactly ready for peace negotiations, but the same can be said of the Palestinian Authority and the people under its control.
Mahmoud Abbas, leader of the Palestinian Authority, is again repressing Palestinian Arabs who have sold real estate to Jews.
His security forces have recently arrested an American-Palestinian Arab suspected of having participated in the sale of a house in the Old City of Jerusalem to Israeli Jews.
Israel reportedly threatened to destroy the Palestinian Authority offices in Ramallah if the Palestinian Authority did not release the man.
The IDF later confirmed that it had threatened to send units to Ramallah to liberate Palestinian American Arabs.
Palestinian Authority Imams have even prevented the burial of an Arab resident of East Jerusalem suspected of selling real estate in Jerusalem to Jews.
The man, who was killed in a car accident, was later buried in a Jewish cemetery after Aryeh Stern, the Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem ruled that an exception would be made because he said that the Arab was a fair pagan.
All of this happened before Shin Beth, Israel's internal security service, announced that Hamas was once again attempting to establish itself in Judea and Samaria in order to carry out further serious terrorist attacks in Israel.
There will be no peace between Israel and the Palestinian Arabs, said Islamist reformer and Jihad expert Dr. Tawfik Hamid in May.
The conflict is not about land and can not be solved by considering it as a "real estate contract", as Trump had previously suggested, because it is a Ribat for Allah, a religion war according to Hamid.
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