Riyadh: US President Donald Trump gave an ultimatum to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to accept the Israeli-Palestinian peace treaty. Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman of Saudi Arabia It has been threatened that Abbas will have to resign if he does not accept it. A source in Israel told this information. According to sources, Abbas was called in Riyadh for a meeting with bin Salman last week. At the meeting, the ultimatum to bin Abbas gave this to Salman bin Salman. Prior to the trip to Riyadh on an undisclosed trip to the secret meeting with US President Trump Adviser Gerad Kushna, a young Saudi king, Prince Salman. A few days later, this ultimatum was given by sending Mahmud Abbas to Riyadh. Abbas has not been able to say "no" to the plans taken by the two leaders to solve the problem. In 2002, a proposal was given to Israel by Saudi Arabia to normalize relations with Israel. It provided a condition for Israel to accept two-state formula. But this condition has repeatedly rejected Israeli officials including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. What has been proposed to Abbas regarding the peace deal is still not clear. But the Palestinians may be concerned about bin Salman's preparation to support the US president. Among the US presidents, Trump is described as Israel's closest partner. In order to assemble the draft of the contract, the son-in-law has given responsibility to the Gerad Kushner. According to critics, Gerad Kushna is a powerful Israeli leader and has extensive support for the country. Also, Kushner has been financed to support the construction of illegal Israeli settlements and Benjamin Netanyahu has a close relationship with his family. The Israeli source also mentions that Mahmud Abbas was ordered to stop any kind of dialogue with Hamas as part of the reconciliation effort. The ultimatum is believed to be at risk of the reconciliation process between Palestine's main two rivals. Israeli sources believe that bin Salman's ultimatum is similar to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's proposal. Netanyahu has been opposing a unity government in Palestine. Although Abbas refused to claim the interview in Israeli media channel-10 Although Abbas denied it, it is believed that detailed discussions were discussed in light of the views of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Israel and the United States. It is widely speculated that the United States backs the Saudi prince from behind. Recently, bin Salman approved a regional plan for Gulf monarchy. It includes revising Iran's nuclear deal and a new Israel-Palestine peace plan.
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