By recognizing the Palestinian state to create more problems, it jeopardizes the efforts of the fire: USA

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The United States has told other countries that recognizing a Palestinian state would cause more problems, More problems, Marco Rubio, said on Thursday.

“We said in all these countries, we all told them all, we said that if you do this recognition material, they are all false, it is not even real, if you do, you will create problems,” Rubio of Quito, where he met with President Daniel Noboa and his Ecuadorian counterpart.

“There will be an answer, it will find it difficult to get a ceasefire and can even cause such actions that you have seen or at least these efforts in these actions,” Rubio said, adding that he would not oppose the Israeli discussion of the West Bank, but that it was not.

“What I will tell you is that it was completely predictable,” he said.

“We said in all these countries before they go out and they did it … There is no Palestinian state, because this is not the way a Palestinian state is going to happen because they have a press conference somewhere.

He also reiterated his accusation that the impetus for the elevation of the Palestinian Authority, which is based on the West Bank, encouraged Hamas’ opponent in Gaza.

“The minute – the day – that the French announced the thing they did, that day, Hamas left the negotiating table,” Rubio said.

French President Emmanuel Macron has invited a United Nations Summit for September 22, where he will recognize a Palestinian state, expressing deception in the intense humanitarian situation and what he sees as Israeli indifference.

On Wednesday, highly right -wing Israeli finance minister Bezalel Smotrich called for the annexation of the West Bank periods to “bury the idea of ​​a Palestinian state” after countries such as Belgium, Canada and Australia

The United Arab Emirates-which took the milestone step of normalizing relations with Israel in 2020 in the so-called Abraham’s agreements quickly that the annexation was a “red line” that would “seriously undermine” the agreement that was seen by the US President Donald. determine the inheritance.

Trump has been a sincere supporter of Israel in its relentless attack on Gaza, which followed Hamas’ unprecedented attack on Israel on October 7, 2023.