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The Palestinian Foreign Ministry announced its call for Washington to reverse its decision to extend the visa restrictions imposed on Palestinian officials and members of the PLO, considering that this measure hinders efforts to resume political dialogue and threatens the prospects for peace. It affirmed that American restrictions do not help create the conditions necessary to achieve a two-state solution and promote stability, noting that the American measures include denying visas to several Palestinian officials, with exceptions for some staff registered with the organization's mission at the United Nations. The Foreign Ministry emphasized that pursuing engagement with international institutions remains a peaceful and legal means to defend Palestinian rights, and that recognizing the State of Palestine reflects the right to self-determination, not a substitute for negotiations. It also rejected the politicization of American procedures and committed to diplomatic means to achieve the rights of the Palestinian people. The Ministry called for direct Palestinian-American dialogue and the resumption of relations based on mutual respect and UN resolutions, with the aim of ending the occupation and establishing an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital.
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