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(Times of Israel) Senior Palestinian officials reportedly met with IDF officers last week to discuss security arrangements, despite the Palestinian Authority's recent public announcement that it had cut off all ties with Israel. The Walla Hebrew news site said the meetings took place at the initiative of the PA out of concern that a flare-up of violence on the ground could harm its ability to govern. Channel 13 reported earlier last week that Ramallah had sent messages to Israel saying it would not allow terror attacks against Israelis or a mass popular uprising.2020-06-01 00:00:00Full Article
Despite Cut in Ties, PA Officials Said to Meet with IDF for Security Talks
(Times of Israel) Senior Palestinian officials reportedly met with IDF officers last week to discuss security arrangements, despite the Palestinian Authority's recent public announcement that it had cut off all ties with Israel. The Walla Hebrew news site said the meetings took place at the initiative of the PA out of concern that a flare-up of violence on the ground could harm its ability to govern. Channel 13 reported earlier last week that Ramallah had sent messages to Israel saying it would not allow terror attacks against Israelis or a mass popular uprising.2020-06-01 00:00:00Full Article
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