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Israeli PM Bejnamin Netanyahu (left) with President Obama (right). Photo: wiki commons.
Jerusalem Post – US President Barack Obama will go to Ramallah on Thursday to show support for the Palestinian Authority and its president, Mahmoud Abbas, but there is grave concern in both Jerusalem and Washington about what will happen when Abbas, 78, leaves the scene.
Diplomatic officials said on Monday that this issue was expected to come up at some point during Obama’s talks later this week with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu.
