'Israeli security forces have dozens of concrete terror alerts'
Sharm el-Sheikh de-escalation summit was ‘divorced from the reality on the ground,’ a former defense official tells JNS.
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Sharm el-Sheikh de-escalation summit was ‘divorced from the reality on the ground,’ a former defense official tells JNS.
Recent U.S.-led summits in Jordan and Egypt have formalized the campaign to quash Palestinian resistance. Now, in addition to Israel’s ongoing offensive, Palestinians must also face the PA, as it hunts the resistance from within.
The meeting comes nearly a month after the two sides agreed on the need for a “de-escalation” at the Aqaba talks.
The Palestinian shooting attack in the West Bank that claimed the lives of two brothers during the summit underscored the urgent need to halt the violence.
Some Palestinian factions called on the PA to boycott the meeting, describing the meeting as “a betrayal of the blood of the martyrs.”