President Biden clarifies US Policy towards Palestine

Richard Mills, the US ambassador to the United Nations, told the UN Security Council that President Biden’s policy on the Middle East “We will support a mutually agreed, two-state solution in which Israel will live in peace and security with the Palestinian state.”

White House Press Secretary Jane Sackie added, “The president’s view is that two states are the only way forward.”

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Mills said the Biden administration intends to take steps to restore Palestinian aid and reopen the closed diplomatic process through the Trump administration, and will continue to urge other countries to normalize relations with Israel.

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“To further these goals, the Biden administration will re-establish US-Israeli relations with the Palestinians,” Mills said, adding that “this will include renewing US relations with the Palestinian leadership and the Palestinian people.”

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Mills added: “President Biden has made it clear that he intends to resume US aid programs that provide economic development programs and humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian people, and to take steps to reopen closed diplomatic relations through the US administration.”

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He acknowledged that the old US position was “not a substitute for Israeli-Palestinian peace.” The announcement, expected from the policies of former President Donald Trump’s administration, often offered full support to Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Palestinian rights. Biden is expected to be a former Democratic. The administration will do more to resolve the disputed dispute.

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