Long-divided Arab leaders unite to condemn Trump for U.S. policy toward Israel

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Long-divided Arab leaders unite to condemn Trump for U.S. policy toward Israel
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In a second attack on the president’s policies, they also said stability in the Middle East hinges on creating a Palestinian state.

Protesters burn a representation of the Israeli flag at a demonstration outside the Arab Summit in Tunisia on Sunday.Arab leaders papered over long-running regional rivalries on Sunday to condemn a U.S. move to recognise Israel’s sovereignty over the Syrian Golan Heights and said stability in the Middle East hinges on creating a Palestinian state.

Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz told Arab monarchs, presidents and prime ministers at the start of the summit that his country “absolutely rejects” any measures that affect Syria’s sovereignty over the Golan Heights. Regional and international stability should come through “a just and comprehensive settlement that includes the rights of the Palestinian people and leads to the establishment of a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital,” Essebsi said.

Despite a show of unity in rejecting U.S. initiatives that support Israeli policies, Arab states remain divided over a range of other issues, including pro-democracy protests that have erupted in the region since 2011 and over Iran’s Middle East influence.

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