USA: Knesset steps to promote sovereignty in Judea and Samaria – "danger to peace in Gaza"
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USA: Knesset steps to promote sovereignty in Judea and Samaria – "danger to peace in Gaza"

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Against the backdrop of a bill to promote sovereignty in Judea and Samaria approved in preliminary reading, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that “the steps taken by the Knesset pose a danger to the peace agreement in Gaza.” Rubio, who is expected to visit Israel today, added: “Countries outside the Middle East are ready to contribute to the international effort to stabilize Gaza.”



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