Posted on 09/30/2015 11:06:59 AM PDT by Olog-hai
Palestinian Authority (PA) leader Mahmoud Abbas has announced that the PA is no longer committed to the 1994 Oslo Accords.
In his UN General Assembly address Wednesday evening, Abbas wasted no time attacking Israel from the podium in New York.
He began by repeating calls for a “two-state solution,” and condemning Israeli “settlements” in Judea and Samaria, as well as the blockade of Gaza. …
(Excerpt) Read more at israelnationalnews.com ...
nobody gives a rat’s arse dam* anymore what this awful mass-murdering IslamoNazi terrorist thug says
he is irrelevant (and hopefully he and his entire gang will be sent to Alluh ASAP)
The bombshell announcement.
Well if the PLO is no longer bound by Oslo, Israel is freed from its commitment to the so-called TSS.
Abu Bluff can’t have it both ways.
Now that the United Nematodes organization has begun flying the Pali flag among those of legitimate sovereign nations, these vermin are starting to think that rules and accords need not be followed by them. Undoubtedly they are encouraged in this practice by their hero, Odungo. He also believes himself to be above these mundane things like laws. Unless the Pali vermin are given a decisive tug on the reins, they will wander further and further from even a semblance of following any treaty or laws, feeling jumped up from the United Nematode flag flying adventure and the unpunished outrages of their hero Odungo.
Ha! Like they ever were committed to them.
They never really were committed to the Oslo Accords ...
They never were committed to any ‘Accords’. The group Hamas has been steadily lobbing bombs into Israel for years, then acts stunned and offended whenever Israel returns fire.
Abbas has been fine with that routine.
No longer committed? Funny, considering that they never were committed.
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