Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas has sent a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stating that Israel’s acceptance of the US peace plan means the possible death of the Oslo Accords.
“We are talking about America and Israel renouncing the Oslo Accords. The Authority sees itself as free to renege on [its commitments] to the accords with Israel, including that related to security coordination,” the letter reads, according to Channel 12.
The letter was passed to Netanyahu via Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon, who met with Civil Affairs Commission head Hussein al-Sheikh Wednesday, Avi Ovadia, a spokesman for Kahlon, tells The Times of Israel.
Fatah Central Committee member Azzam al-Ahmad also confirms in a phone call that Sheikh met Kahlon.
Channel 12 first reported that Sheikh gave the letter to Kahlon.
The PA has threatened to quit the Oslo Accords and dissolve itself in the past.
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