Israeli soldiers block the road after three alleged Palestinian gunmen were killed in Nablus, the West Bank, July 25, 2023. (PHOTO / AP)
RAMALLAH - The Palestinian Authority on Tuesday said that Israel's daily attacks against the Palestinians undermine the opportunity to implement the two-state solution.
The Palestinian Foreign Ministry said in a press statement that "the Israeli forces and settlers attack the Palestinians, their property and their sanctities, which dominate the daily scene of the lives of the Palestinians."
The Palestinian Foreign Ministry said that the Israeli practices "are deepening the gradual annexation of the occupied West Bank by imposing more changes to close the door to the opportunity to embody the Palestinian state on the ground with East Jerusalem as its capital."
The ministry listed the Israeli violations against the Palestinians in the West Bank on Tuesday, including the demolition of a commercial facility in Salfit, establishment of a settlement outpost west of Jericho, storming of the archaeological site in Sebastia close to the city of Nablus, as well as bulldozing and uprooting olive and fruit trees in Tarqumiya near Hebron.
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It said that the Israeli practices "are deepening the gradual annexation of the occupied West Bank by imposing more changes to close the door to the opportunity to embody the Palestinian state on the ground with East Jerusalem as its capital."
The PA urged the international community to take necessary measures and practical steps to protect the two-state solution, the statement said.
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The Israeli-Palestinian peace talks have stalled since 2014 due to differences on major issues including Israel's settlement expansion in the occupied Palestinian territories and the establishment of a future independent Palestinian state. The Palestinians want to establish an independent state on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital.