Prime Minister Mustafa, British PM discuss developments in Palestinian territories, aggression on Gaza

RAMALLAH: Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Mohammed Mustafa, discussed today with British Foreign Minister David Cameron the developments of the situation in the Palestinian territories and the ongoing war of genocide waged by the Israeli occupation against the Palestinian people. During a telephone call, the British Foreign Minister congratulated Mustafa on the formation of the Palestinian government, wishing the new government success in its tasks and its reform program. They also discussed the latest developments in the situation in the Palestinian territories, reviewing the occupation's obstacles, especially ones facing the work of the Palestinian government, and its continued deductions from the Palestinian clearance funds, at a time when its aggression against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip continues, exacerbating the suffering of citizens. Mustafa stressed that this requires the urgent need to deliver aid and relief to the Palestinian people throughout the Gaza Strip. For his part, Cameron expressed the British government's interest in the success of the new Palestinian government in implementing its reform programs and plans, stressing Britain's position in support of peace by achieving the two-state solution. Source: Palestine News and Information Agency – WAFA