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by Israel Hayom / JNS.org
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Nayef Al-Hajraf. Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Office of US Treasury Secretary.
JNS.org – The secretary general of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC), Nayef al-Hajraf, on Monday demanded an apology from the Palestinian leadership for what he called its incitement against the organization.
“I condemn the irresponsible language that included incitement and threats,” said al-Hajraf.
The former Kuwaiti finance minister’s remarks came in response to speeches by Palestinian leaders during a joint summit last Thursday.
“It’s unfortunate that the Palestinians are making a mistake and that they have doubts about the GCC’s historic stance alongside them. I call on their leaders, the participants of the summit, and yes, [Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas], to apologize for their provocative declarations,” said al-Hajraf.
Al-Hajraf said the organization wants a formal apology, aired on Palestinian television stations in Ramallah.
