A meeting with a selected group of Arabs and Muslim leaders is planning to have US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York on the end of the war in Gaza, according to two Arab officials.
The meeting will take place a few days before Trump’s meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu At the White House on September 29th.
It will also take place at a time when western states are increasing, recognizing a Palestinian state, while Israel threatens to respond by attaching parts of the occupied West Bank.
The White House did not respond immediately to a request for commentary.
According to Axios, the White House has already sent invitations to the meeting, which is expected to take place on Tuesday at 2:30 pm (local time). According to Arab officials, its leaders have been invited Saudi Arabiaof United Arab Emirateshis Qatarher Egypther Jordan and her Turkey.
The White House wishes for the invited Arab and Muslim countries to participate in a post -war plan for Gaza and, according to sources, to send troops in the context of stabilization force, which will replace the Israeli army in the area.
Arab leaders are expected to ask Trump to put pressure on Netanyahu to stop the war in Gaza and to avoid any land attaching to the West Bank.
The United Arab Emirates has already made it clear to the White House that a possible annexation by Israel could lead to a collapse of Abraham’s agreements, which are the most important achievement of Trump’s foreign policy during his first term.
The same sources report that Trump is expected to carry out the same day and Separate meeting with the leaders of the Persian Gulf countriesthat is, the leaders of Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait.
The main topic of this meeting will be the concerns of Gulf countries about Israeli attack on Hamas leaders in Qatar, the first Israeli attack on a Gulf country. Officials from these countries say they wish to assure the Trump government that similar attacks will not be repeated.
Source :Skai
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