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MEHRE ALAM
DOHA
The Trump Plan, or the so-called “deal of the century”, is nothing but a sheer display of the arrogance of power, Palestine’s envoy in Qatar has said, while slamming the proposals announced by US President Donald Trump recently.
“It’s [the deal] basically trying to impose on the Palestinians the agenda of [Benjamin] Netanyahu, adopted by Trump and being called the ‘Trump initiative’. It’s rather the political agenda of the occupier and the government of Netanyahu, which is a rightwing, extremist, settler-government,” underlines HE Munir Ghannam, the Ambassador of the State of Palestine to Qatar, in an exclusive interview with Qatar Tribune.
The conversation draws a guffaw with the very first poser – was he happy with the proposals in the plan that’s been touted as the “deal of the century”?
“That’s a nice joke,” he retorts, following a brief pause as the crescendo of the laughter begins to taper off and he proceeds to delineate the finer threads of the “Trump plan”, or the Middle East peace plan that the US president announced on January 28, 2020.
“First of all, there’s no offer,” stresses the envoy.
DOHA
The Trump Plan, or the so-called “deal of the century”, is nothing but a sheer display of the arrogance of power, Palestine’s envoy in Qatar has said, while slamming the proposals announced by US President Donald Trump recently.
“It’s [the deal] basically trying to impose on the Palestinians the agenda of [Benjamin] Netanyahu, adopted by Trump and being called the ‘Trump initiative’. It’s rather the political agenda of the occupier and the government of Netanyahu, which is a rightwing, extremist, settler-government,” underlines HE Munir Ghannam, the Ambassador of the State of Palestine to Qatar, in an exclusive interview with Qatar Tribune.
The conversation draws a guffaw with the very first poser – was he happy with the proposals in the plan that’s been touted as the “deal of the century”?
“That’s a nice joke,” he retorts, following a brief pause as the crescendo of the laughter begins to taper off and he proceeds to delineate the finer threads of the “Trump plan”, or the Middle East peace plan that the US president announced on January 28, 2020.
“First of all, there’s no offer,” stresses the envoy.
