rylah
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Mahmud Abbas has claimed that he may decide to withdraw from the agreements with Israel signed in 1990s, in the wake of announcements of the possible annexation.
Many experts and diplomats think this threat won't come true, though. They claim such a move will mean the end of the project 'two states for two nations'.
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It would be good if he actually did this. In the short term, it would mean negative consequences for Israel (first of all, the security ones). But in a long term perspective, it would play in Israel's favor.
He won't.
Because that agreement created his position.
Any authority in the land comes from the sovereign decision of Israel.
To dissolve the PA is our responsibility.