By Micah Halpern
I've Been Thinking:
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas addressed the United Nations Security Council on Tuesday and called for an International Conference to solve the issue of Palestinian Statehood. Abbas wants to sideline the US and place power into the hands of more Palestinian friendly allies.
A conference is a good idea for the Palestinians.
Also on Tuesday, Heather Nauert, US State Department spokeswoman, gave a hint of what might be part of the US peace plan for the Palestinians. She said that other regional countries might be called upon to take a role in the peace process.
"If at some point we believe that other countries could be helpful to the peace process, we would certainly be willing to bring them in" ... "Is the time right for that right now? I'm not sure we've decided that, but that is certainly something that could happen in the future."
For a significant time smart analysts have said that one of the best ways to obviate Abbas' weak position would be to have regional countries support or accept the peace process so it does not appear as if Abbas is abandoning the cause by creating a deal with Israel.
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