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Palestine & The Politics of the US Transition

Prashanth Parameswaran

30-Dec-16 08:35

Palestine & The Politics of the US Transition

Today on Current Affairs, we look to the Middle-East, as the US and its long-time ally Israel belt it out in the closing weeks of the Obama Administration.

Last Friday, the United Nation’s Security Council issued a resolution condemning Israel for its continued policy of supporting settlements on Palestinian lands. Current estimates of the illegal settlements on occupied Palestinian land are about 196, in addition to hundreds of settler outposts. These settlements host around 600,000 Jewish settlers.

BFM speaks to Prashanth Parameswaran, associate editor with the online portal The Diplomat from Washington DC.

This is a report by Sharaad Kuttan.


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Tags:  USIsraelisraeli-palestineUnited Nations Security CouncilUnited NationsJohn KerryBenjamin NetanyahuObamaPalestine





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