To: Sdgla who wrote (702350 ) 1/29/2020 6:55:06 PM From: Neeka Read Replies (1) | Respond to Listened to Michael Medved today while running errands. He's elated about the support this plan is getting from the U.N. and governments all over the world. These countries may just have to start using LBs idea of shaming as a way to let the Pals know that if they don't get serious about the reality of the situation in the region they'll totally lose support from their neighbors.United Nations reaffirmed its commitment to a two-state solution based on the boundaries pre-existing the 1967 Six Day War , before Israel seized the Palestinian territories . [54] Bahrain 's foreign ministry said in a statement "Bahrain supports all efforts toward achieving a just and comprehensive solution on the Palestinian issue", and thanked the United States for its work. [55] Brazil 's foreign ministry said in a statement "the proposal aims a peaceful and viable coexistence of Israel and Palestine, constituting a realistic and ambitious document". [56] Egypt 's Foreign Ministry issued a statement "Egypt calls on the two relevant parties to undertake a careful and thorough consideration of the U.S. vision to achieve peace and open channels of dialogue, under U.S. auspices, for the resumption of negotiations". [57] France 's Foreign Ministry said in a statement "France welcomes President Trump's efforts and will study closely the peace programme he has presented." [58] Iran 's Foreign Minister Javad Zarif said that the "so-called 'Vision for Peace' is simply the dream project of a bankruptcy-ridden real estate developer", and referred to it as a "nightmare for the region and the world". [59] Kuwait 's parliament had decided to boycott the Bahrain conference, the only Gulf state to do so. In response, Kuwait's Foreign Minister stated that “...we accept what our Palestinian brothers accept.” [60] . The Kuwaiti government appointed its first ambassador to Palestine shortly after [61] . After the announcement of the complete plan, foreign ministry showed appreciation towards US efforts for peace, but added that a complete and fair solution is only possible if it follows international community terms and decisions, mainly "...an independent and sovereign state on the June 4, 1967 border with its capital in East Jerusalem." [62] Saudi Arabia 's Foreign Ministry said in a statement, "The Kingdom appreciate the efforts of President Trump's Administration to develop a comprehensive peace plan between the Palestinian and Israeli sides; and encourages the start of direct peace negotiation between the Palestinian and Israeli sides, under the auspices of the United States." [59] Turkey 's Foreign Ministry criticized the plan and said it was aimed at "stealing Palestinian lands". [63] United Arab Emirates ambassador issued a statement that the plan offers an important starting point for a return to negotiations within a US-led international framework. [64] United Kingdom Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab issued a statement welcoming US proposals for peace between Israelis and Palestinians. [65] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_peace_plan
