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schema:articleBody	Visiting British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab greeted Israel's normalisation deal with the UAE on Tuesday and sought to convince the Palestinians to resume peace talks with the Jewish state. But he appeared to get precious little joy on either side. Arriving in Israel Monday evening Raab met for talks on Iran with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo who was on the first leg of a Middle East tour. On Tuesday Raab met in Jerusalem with Israeli leaders then made the short drive to the West Bank city of Ramallah where he called on Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas. "We are big supporters of the agreement to normalise relations with the United Arab Emirates," he said in Jerusalem in a statement alongside his Israeli counterpart Gabi Ashkenazi. "It is a positive and important step," Raab said. But in a separate meeting, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu chided his guest over Britain's lack of support for a US push to maintain an arms embargo and restore broader UN sanctions on Iran. Netanyahu's office quoted the premier as telling Raab "that he expects Britain to change its policy towards Iran and that it should join the American sanctions". And in Ramallah, Raab met Abbas, a fierce opponent of the Israel-Emirates pact. The Palestinians see the UAE's move as a "stab in the back" while their own conflict with the Jewish state remains unresolved. The official Palestinian news agency WAFA on Tuesday quoted Abbas as telling Raab: "Peace will not come by bypassing the Palestinians, by normalising with Arab countries (...) but rather will be done on the basis of international law and the Arab Peace Initiative." The 2002 Saudi-sponsored initiative called for Israel's complete withdrawal from the Palestinian territories occupied after the Six-Day War of 1967, in exchange for peace and the full normalisation of relations. Raab tweeted that at his meeting with Netanyahu he urged a return to Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, stalled since 2014. "I reiterated UK support for dialogue with Palestinians to achieve lasting peace through a viable 2-state solution," he wrote. bur-gl/mib/scw/par
schema:headline	UK's Raab gets chilly reception in Jerusalem and Ramallah
schema:mentions	International law West Bank Mahmoud Abbas Palestinian National Authority Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Dominic Raab Mike Pompeo Benjamin Netanyahu Jerusalem Middle East United Arab Emirates Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Palestinians Iran City Israel United Nations United Kingdom United States Arab Peace Initiative Israeli–Palestinian peace process Mebibyte Wafa Gabi Ashkenazi Six-Day War Arms embargo Ramallah Israeli Jews
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schema:datePublished	2020-08-25 (xsd:date)
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