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Israeli Stance Unchanged
Former Jordanian Prime Minister Hani al-Mulki said that regional interventions and the fragmentation of Arab states had weakened the Arab position, making a new approach necessary—one based on strengthening Arab states and collective action. He explained that efforts to develop the Arab League’s charter, first launched in 2004 and revived in 2009, were derailed at the 2010 Sirte Summit because leadership had become personalized. He stressed that Arab action must be led collectively. Al-Mulki called for forming a “critical mass” of three or four countries, beginning with issues that enjoy broad consensus, foremost among them the Palestinian cause. He described reforming the Arab League as a later step, after building understanding and carrying out what has been agreed.
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