BRUSSELS, Belgium — More than 60 nations send representatives to Brussels to discuss with Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohamed Mustafa stability, security, and long-term peace in Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza, as global attention largely remains focused on the Middle East on the ongoing crises in Iran and Lebanon.
Ongoing attacks in the West Bank and continued devastation in Gaza dim the prospect for a two-state solution, says Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot ahead of the meeting today. He is co-hosting the meeting with the EU’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas.
“We observe without naivety that the two-state solution is being made more difficult by the day,” Prévot says. “But Belgium and many European and Arab partners continue to believe that this remains the only realistic path to a lasting peace, for Israelis, for Palestinians and for the stability of the entire region.”
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