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Report: Gloom in Kerry’s party over widening Israeli-Palestinian gaps. Jordan rejects Palestinian security on its border

By C. J. Refsland on January 6, 2014 • ( 0 )

My Comment: It’s very tiring trying to keep up with the latest moves and propaganda coming from kerry and obama on the peace deal. Now they have McCain and Lindsey Graham there also, they are pulling out all the stops, even threatening Israel will lose support of western nations. Well I knew when I watched this video last night that something was amiss, that things weren’t going well for kerry. I’ll let you decide. It show’s McCain saying that Saudi Arabia will support it. But doesn’t mention anything about Jordan except to say kerry was greeted enthusiastically. Well according to Debka, Jordan of course say’s there will be no palestinian security forces in the Jordan Valley. They most likely don’t want Hamas in their front yard. Then there’s the deal breaker fact that Abbas and the rest of the Arab world refuse to recognize that Israel is a State, and it’s right to exist.

Video from JewishNewsOne You Tube:

Excerpt From Debka:

Gloom in Kerry’s party over widening Israeli-Palestinian gaps. Jordan rejects Palestinian security on its border

(Debka File) US Secretary of State John Kerry returns Sunday night, Jan. 5 for another shuttle between Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas after taking time-out for dropping in on Amman and Riyadh. debkafile reports that Kerry has ordered his team to shelve the proposed framework accord he presented to Netanyahu in 12 hours of talks and eight with Abbas Friday and Saturday. He concluded that the gaps between them on the core issues of the dispute were getting wider instead of narrower.

The Palestinians reject any Israeli security presence on the West Bank. However, in Amman, Secretary Kerry found Jordan’s King Abdullah just as adamantly opposed to any Palestinian security presence on their common border along the Jordan Valley, or their participation in future security arrangements for the West Bank.

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