Trump's peace plan petition rejected, OIC did not support
Trump's peace plan petition rejected, OIC did not support
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Jeddah: The Islamic Cooperation Organization, the largest organization of Muslim countries after the Arab League, has rejected the Middle East peace plan of US President Donald Trump. Where OIC called upon all its 57 member countries not to cooperate in the implementation of this peace plan.

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At the same time, it is being said that this organization, representing the 150 million Muslim population of the world, said that Trump's peace plan also does not meet the minimum aspirations and equitable rights of Palestinian people. Where it also violates the conditions made by the peace process so far. In such a situation, there is no reason to accept it. At the same time, it has been learned that in the meeting of foreign ministers of member countries in Jeddah city of Saudi Arabia, it was said that no member country should have any talks or any kind of cooperation with America on this peace plan. It is also being told not to do any such work which will help the American administration to implement this plan.

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According to the information received, it has been learned that Trump has brought this peace plan to settle the dispute between Israel and Palestine. America is in the role of a mediator in this Middle East dispute. But Palestine has rejected the US effort on this peace plan from the beginning. Under the peace plan, Israel will get full authority over Jerusalem and will be able to make its capital. The eastern part of Jerusalem is currently occupied by Palestine. Whereas Palestine and OIC consider East Jerusalem as the future capital of Palestine. If the Muslim community considers Jerusalem a holy city and has an emotional attachment to it, then this is the situation of Jews living in Israel.

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