President TrumpDay after election day, a DC Nald Trump man was shot dead in Washington state during a violent election protest, protesters and police clashed in DC, with the Kovid-19 infection spreading rapidly as officials rushed to distribute the vaccine.The decision to recognize Morocco’s sovereignty over the war-torn region of Western Sahara in return for resuming relations with Israel is coming under bilateral and international pressure.
While welcoming the growing number of countries that have normalized relations with Israel, critics are concerned that the deals are moving forward due to the sale of large arms and human rights abuses.
He also criticizes the president for decades of multilateral mediation and the legitimacy of forcible land grabbing in violation of international law.
“I am concerned that this announcement supports a credible, internationally supported UN process to address the regional dispute over the Western Sahara,” said the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Eliot AngelDemocrats warn against Trump’s Western Sahara position Acting VO approves defense policy bill despite Trump’s veto threat to reinstated employee (DNY) said on Thursday.
“The legitimacy of the multilateral approach to the resolution of the conflict only empowers countries such as Russia and China to continue to follow international rules and norms and to reward those who violate the rights of borders and free people.”
Trump announced on Twitter on Thursday that the U.S. Morocco will recognize the region’s claims to the Western Sahara, while Rabat will begin resuming diplomatic relations with Jerusalem.
The decision came as a shock to Sen. James InhoffJames (Jim) Mountain Inhoffey Overnight Defense: Congress sends Trump defense bill that he threatened to veto Senate approves stopgap spending bill to prevent shutdown | Sailor passes Senate defense bill in search of overboard senate, Trump organizes veto fight Defense picks big hurdle More (R-Okla.), Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee and ally of the President. He described the move to recognize Rabat’s claims to the Western Sahara as “shocking and deeply disappointing.”
“I am saddened that the rights of the people of Western Sahara have been traded,” he said.
Morocco annexed parts of the Western Sahara in 1979, but its claims in the conflict with the separatist police front, representing the independent Saharawi people, have not gained international recognition. Thousands of Saharawi refugees are currently living in neighboring Algeria, supporting their independence movement.
A referendum has been held to determine the region’s final status since a ceasefire was agreed by the United Nations in 1991, and the situation has been monitored for decades by the International Security Assistance Force.
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Thursday that the EU was committed to the UN’s efforts to resolve the conflict while supporting the resumption of relations between Israel and Morocco.
Trump and his administration accelerated the success of diplomatic relations with Morocco, based on their success with the Abraham Accords, the brokerage of relations between Israel, the UAE, Bahrain and Sudan.
Trump has branded the deal as part of his foreign policy legacy, as he fashioned himself as the only one capable of such success.
The growing number of countries normalizing relations with Israel is also an important priority for the Israeli Prime Minister. Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (BB) Netanyahu, Which is likely to face a fourth round of elections soon and has been battling popular discontent over its growing legal battles.
“Do you think Sleepy could have made this deal, BB?” Trump announced the deal with Sudan to Netanyahu in an October call from the Odin office fee.
President-elect JB BidenJust days after the election demonstration, with Bidenpro-Trump opponents, anti-Trump and police clashes in DC, Castro says there is still “work to be done” on the diversity of Biden’s cabinet. He welcomed the Trump administration’s progress in opening up Israel to the Arab world, but stressed the need to rejoin and coordinate with allies, particularly the EU, in resolving global conflicts.
The Biden transition team declined to comment on the most recent developments in the region.
“President-elect Biden has endorsed another generalization agreement over the last several months, so I think he will support this generalization as well,” said David Makowski, a distinguished associate of Ziegler at the President’s Washington Institute.
“He sees the Arab and Israeli allies as engaging in something that is in America’s interest for the stability of the region and for decades in the bipartisan desire of American foreign policy to unify Israel between Israel and its Arab neighbors.” “In the Middle East,” he added.
The Trump administration has offered major incentives to increase the number of Muslim- and Arab-majority nations associated with Israel, but those measures are against the pressure of Democrats who will push a strong hand with the Biden administration.
This includes 23 23 billion in arms sales to the UAE since the establishment of relations with Israel. The Democrat-appointed resolution to stop the sale of arms failed to pass the Senate in a vote Wednesday.
Democratic pressure in the Senate, however, is threatening the promises made to Sudan by the Trump administration as part of their new agreement. Democratic sensibility. Charles SchumerChuck Schumer Members Supreme Court decision committees from both parties will reach a bilateral deal to save patients from surprise medical bills Trump’s political future depends on whether he can change further (NY) and Bob MenendezRobert (Bob) Menendez Overnight Defense: Biden Defends Retired General Elected for Pentagon Head of House Passes Week-Long Stopgap Expenditure Bill Banks got a big break on the pending whistle blower law more (NJ) The U.S. has filed a lawsuit against the country over a 9/11 victim lawsuit over terrorism concerns. Has laws to give immunity to the East African nation.
Sudan is backtracking on its promise to establish full relations with Israel following a stalemate in Congress.
For Morocco, the validity of their claims in the Western Sahara justifies efforts to demarcate the 1,700-mile-long Burmese – partly made of sand sand and stone – and control areas built with reinforced by landmines.
In addition to regional recognition, Trump will sell Rabat to US-made weapons and military drones, and a ારી 3 billion commercial investment over three years, according to the report.
Trump’s former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonHillikon Valley: Federal agencies warn hackers targeting Kline K-12 classes California wants to join DOJ antitrust case against Google Senate approves defense bill establishing cyber Caesar position The cyber agency’s sub-ena power protection policy bill will create a new cyber tsar situation., Who has been involved in efforts to restart negotiations between Morocco and the Polisario Front and has been involved in efforts around the issue at the United Nations since the 1990s, has criticized the president’s recognition of Morocco’s claims.
Bolton wrote on Twitter that Trump would use the 30-year-old U.S. over the Western Sahara just to win a quick foreign policy victory. Leaving the policy was wrong. “It was possible without leaving the Israel-Morocco deal [the] America’s commitment to the Saharawi referendum [Western Sahara’s] The future
Just to win a quick foreign policy victory, Trump called for a 30-year U.S. invasion of the Western Sahara. Leaving the policy was wrong. W.S. as Sen. The Israel-Morocco deal was possible without abandoning the US commitment to a referendum on the future. Jim InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain Inhoffey Overnight Defense: Congress sends Trump defense bill that he threatened to veto Senate approves stopgap spending bill to prevent shutdown | Sailor passes Senate defense bill in search of overboard Senate, Trump organizes veto fight Defense picks major hurdle More Told the truth. https://t.co/AeVaML1HeQ
– John Bolton (AmbajonBolton) December 11, 2020
Karim Mezran, director of the North Africa Initiative with the Atlantic Council, said a change in US policy could contribute to escalating tensions and fighting in the region, with reports of clashes last month in the most significant ceasefire violation since its inception.
“Tensions in the region have been rising for some time, but the incident could start a new conflict between the two Maghreb states,” Mezran said. “In other words, this generalization would be a success for the Moroccan monarchy in return for the recognition of the Moroccan claim over the Western Sahara, if it does not sink into a military confrontation with Algeria.”
That fear was expressed by Angel, who said in his statement that “all parties in North Africa must exercise restraint, refrain from violence and continue to move towards a just and lasting settlement.”
Jared KushnerTrump says Morocco will resume diplomatic relations with Israel More voters say apology will be unfair for Trump’s family: Voting More, Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser said the US recognition of Western Sahara is an “inevitability” that will contribute to progress in the region.
“This is an issue that has been out for a long time, and, frankly, no progress has been made on the resolution yet,” he told reporters at a briefing on Thursday.
“And hopefully this is a step – No. 1 recognizing the inevitability of what is going to happen, but it can also break the logjam to help move questions forward in the Western Sahara, where we want the people of Polisario.” There is a good chance to live a better life. And the president felt that this conflict was pulling him back in opposition to bringing him forward. “
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