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Shalom and good evening, this is TV7 Israel News broadcast to you from Jerusalem.
And in today’s top stories: Following a meeting of the Foreign Ministers
of France, Germany, Egypt and Jordan in Cairo; French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian
outlined the need to adhere to a “small-steps approach” which he determines to be crucial
for the sake of “rebuilding trust” between the Israeli leadership in Jerusalem and the
Palestinian leadership in Ramallah.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry emphasizes that ‘only under the leadership of the United
States’ peace efforts could yield internationally aspired outcomes.
With eight days prior to the anticipated inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden, Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu orders plans to construct some 800 housing units in Jewish
communities that are situated in a northern part of the disputed West Bank, which include
parts of the Biblical districts of Judea and Samaria.
With regional tensions soaring in all that relates to expected, yet unknown, ramifications
of an anticipated transition-of-power in the United States on January 20th; both Western-European
powers and regional actors are evidently poised on re-introducing a political process to the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict based on common international denominators which preceded
the Trump Administration’s initiative - the so-called ‘Deal of the Century’.
Foreign Ministers of Egypt, France, Germany and Jordan held a meeting in Cairo to explore
ways of reigniting a “Middle East Peace Process” based on the internationally aspired
two-state solution – which includes dividing the city of Jerusalem.
A joint statement, endorsed by the four top diplomats, ascertained that “the resolution
of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict on the basis of the two-state solution is an indispensable
requirement to comprehensive peace in the region.”
Speaking alongside one-another, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian initially outlined
the need to adhere to a “small-steps approach” which he determines to be crucial for the
sake of “rebuilding trust” between the Israeli leadership in Jerusalem and the Palestinian
leadership in Ramallah.
"In continuity of our last meeting in Amman, we have continued this morning the outlining
of our engagements following a small-steps approach that might first lead to rebuilding
trust between both parties.
We wish to now, based on this, start a discussion with both (parties) so that a virtuous dynamic
can be established.
Dialogue should replace unilateral acts and this is what our group wants to contribute
to starting now, because the situation on the ground can't wait."
German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas, for his part, emphasized the importance of including
the Arab states with which Israel had recently normalized its relations with – as part
of the Trump Administration’s “Abraham Peace Accords.”
"We also want to include those (states) in the region that, after the normalization (deals
with Israel), can fulfil a new role and their importance can grow during this process.
We agree that we want to continue to contribute to enabling permanent peace and stability
in the region."
It is worth mentioning that the US-brokered normalization agreement, between Israel and
the United Arab Emirates in particular, had in reality salvaged the internationally aspired
two-state solution – since Abu Dhabi obtained guarantees from Jerusalem to suspend the latter’s
intention of asserting Israeli sovereignty over significant parts of the West Bank, disputed
territories which the Palestinians demand for a future state.
And while at the present state of affairs it is evident that European and regional actors
are keen on reintroducing themselves as contributing factors to resolve the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian
conflict; Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry emphasized that ‘only under the
leadership of the United States’ peace efforts could yield aspired outcomes.
"Egypt completely welcomes any effort to finding a fair solution to this issue.
We are aware of the important responsibility that falls on the international quarterly
relations, in order to jump-start negotiations.
Egypt also recognizes the central role played by the United States of America in finding
a solution to this case."
Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi, whose country spearheads relentless efforts to keep
a ‘two-state solution’ on the global agenda, highlighted Europe’s central role in all
related-efforts to reach a peaceful settlement to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict - since
the European Union continues to act as the largest financial benefactor of the Palestinian
Authority.
Nevertheless, Jordan’s top diplomat went on to voice his agreement with his Egyptian
counterpart over Washington’s leading role in all that relates to ‘peace efforts.’
"We are aware of the importance of continuing this work.
Europe has a large and central role in all the efforts needed to reach the peaceful settlement
that we are calling for.
As my brother Sameh (Shoukry) said, the United States has a leading role in all of the peace
efforts.
We look forward to working with the United States, to continue to work with the United
States, in order to bring things back together and return to the path of negotiations that
can lead to complete peace."
It is important to highlight that the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, which neighbors Israel
to the West, worked to keep the two-state solution alive during the past four years
– vehemently rejecting any prospects of other proposed solutions to the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict.
As part of these efforts, Minister Safadi hosted a long-list of meetings with top dignitaries
from around the world, promoting time-and-again the need to reignite a process that would
ultimately culminate in a Two-State solution.
Nevertheless, reality on the ground may deem these efforts futile.
With eight days prior to the anticipated inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden, Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered construction plans to advance some 800 housing units in
Jewish communities that are situated in a northern part of the West Bank, which includes
the Biblical districts of Judea and Samaria.
The Israeli decision naturally angered the Palestinian leadership in Ramallah, which
condemned the Jewish State – despite its ancestral connection to the land – as a
colonial entity.
“What the Prime Minister of the occupation government Netanyahu is trying to do is to
put facts on the ground.
The Israeli settlements tenders are illegal and his announcement today about the new 800
colonial units escalates the aggression towards the Palestinians, we consider all settlements
illegal.
It is an attempt to race against time and benefit, after the American elections, from
the last days of the current U.S. administration before the new administration to try to put
facts on the ground."
In spite of the Palestinian condemnation, alongside presumed anger from Biden’s future
Administration; Samaria Regional Council Head Yossi Dagan insists that the jurisdiction
over construction - just like the responsibility over security and the economy - belongs to
the Israeli government, which is should not be subject to foreign interferences.
"The construction, and the responsibility for building our country, just like the responsibility
over security and the economy, belongs to our government.
There are important dialogues with many countries, of course the United States, which is an important
friend to Israel, and Israel is an important friend to the United States.
That should be left to the prime minister and the president of the United States.
The citizens of Israel expect to be allowed to live and build and develop in a natural
manner.
And the responsibility to do so belongs to the government of Israel.
It's not an issue for other countries."
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I am Jonathan Hessen, wishing you an Erev Tov and we will see you again tomorrow at
the same time.

Shalom and good evening, this is TV7 Israel News broadcast to you from Jerusalem.

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