Firing continues from Gaza • Arab League has rejected century plan • Number of dead from Corona continues to rise • Final: UK left EU

• Abu Mazen // Photo: AFP

Abu Mazen in his speech in Cairo: "There will be no contact with Israel, including security relations"

Palestinian Authority Chairman Abu Mazen spoke today at the Arab League Conference in Cairo, revealing a letter he sent to Israel and the US stating that their signed agreements were canceled, and "there will be no contact with you, including security relations. Because of your violation of the signed decisions And the ownership of international legitimacy, and the Israelis must bear responsibility for everything as an occupying power. " In this connection, he made clear: "The Israelis must accept the gift of Oslo, food and drink and security, and we tell them that the Trump program will have consequences for us and you, and our right to continue to fight legally through peaceful means for ending the occupation and achieving our independent state's dream."

Meanwhile, Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyadh al-Maliki announced that Abu Mazen will deliver a speech to the UN Security Council on February 11. According to Malachi, Abbas will present his alternative peace plan.

"The century deal is rejected, but we still believe in peace," Abu Mazen added, noting that even though Netanyahu served as prime minister for a long time, he does not believe in peace and no progress in negotiations at the time.

Trump and Netanyahu present the century plan // Photo: White House spokesmen

Abbas received backing from the Arab League's foreign ministers today who rejected US President Donald Trump's century deal, and sided with the PA chairman in opposition to statements by Arab states, most of which rejected the plan.

A joint statement issued by foreign ministers at the end of the Cairo emergency meeting stated: "We reject the Centennial Plan because it does not meet the minimum aspirations of the Palestinian people and contradicts the terms of the peace process. We emphasize our support for the Arab peace initiative."

Abbas: "I will never receive annexation of Jerusalem" // Photo: Oren Ben Hakun

Egypt and Saudi Arabia: Support the Palestinian issue

Egyptian President Abd al-Fattah al-Sisi emphasized on Saturday the consistency of the Egyptian stance towards the Palestinian issue and its solution, which will establish an independent and sovereign state in Judea and Samaria and Gaza, and according to international and legitimate decisions.

This was stated in a statement released by the Egyptian presidential spokesman following a meeting with al-Sisi with Abu Mazen, in his Cairo palace. "In the end, there is no alternative to direct talks between the parties to the conflict until it is possible to proceed to a mutually agreed-upon arrangement that will endanger it. This will end the suffering of the Palestinian people in restoring all their rights and preserving the rights of all parties in life and security and stability and peace," the official statement said.

Egyptian President A-Sisi // Photo: Reuters

The Egyptian president emphasized that his country is still at the forefront of countries seeking a comprehensive and just peace in the Middle East region. "Egypt has accepted coexistence peacefully and has rejected violence as a strategic and consistent method in its policy for more than forty years," he noted.

Meanwhile, Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal Farhan said during the Arab League conference that the Palestinian issue is the first issue in the Arab kingdom's foreign policy, and it still supports it. "Peace efforts should focus on progress toward a just solution, which will include restoring the rights of the Palestinian people."

UK: "Concerned about Israeli annexation in Judea and Samaria"

British Foreign Minister Dominique Rab expressed concern over Israeli annexation in Judea and Samaria, saying that unilateral measures could hamper the peace process.

"The United Kingdom is concerned about reports of possible measures to annex parts of the West Bank by Israel," Rab wrote in an official statement.

"Any such unilateral measures could undermine renewed efforts to renegotiate peace negotiations and violate international law. Any such changes to the status quo cannot be made without an agreement negotiated and given by the parties involved," Rab added.

British Foreign Minister Dominique Rab // Photo: Reuters

Burst against blue and white: "escape from responsibility"

"Instead of managing the agenda, they run away from responsibility and are dragged into it," attacked Blue-White, chairman of the Labor-Meretz-Meretz Bridge list, Amir Peretz on Saturday. Peretz said about the century plan, "Netanyahu is negotiating with Himself, blue and white are being dragged into this game. "

"Netanyahu attacks Abu Mazen on his words and contains Sinwar on his missiles. I prefer shooting words than firing missiles. Renewing the political process for peace with the PA based on the two-state vision for two peoples is the only way to keep Jewish and democratic Israel within safe borders. To conduct dialogue from a regional perspective to build our axis, with moderate Arab states facing the extreme Iran-led axis. "

Peretz expressed his remarks about blue and white, stating: "We will support Gantz as a replacement for Netanyahu, but to replace his policy, Labor-Bridge-Meretz should be great, otherwise we might get the Gantz government together with the Likud and Bennett."

Amir Peretz // Photo: Oren Ben Hakon

The IDF attacks Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip

In response to high-altitude gunfire and bomb blasts from the Gaza Strip toward Israeli territory, IDF fighter jets and aircraft attacked several terrorist targets of the Hamas terrorist organization in the northern Gaza Strip. Among the targets attacked are weapons storage and underground infrastructure used by the military wing. These are targets whose attacks are detrimental to Hamas' ability to build up.

The Palestinian alcodes network reported that terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip were bombed, including a base northeast of Gaza and another facility near the Nusair refugee camp. Damage was done but there were no injuries. It is also alleged that the terrorist organizations fired mortar shells in response to IDF attacks.

The IDF attacks Hamas terror targets in the Gaza Strip

Director General of the Ministry of Health: "Corona's arrival in Israel cannot be prevented"

Ministry of Health chief executive Moshe Bar Siman updated on Friday the latest steps the firm is taking to tackle the outbreak of the Corona virus, saying that in parallel to stopping flights from Israel to China, the ministry "will allow Israelis and Chinese embassy workers to reach Israel, but they will be in isolation For 14 days, as well as citizens who came from the state.

"At the same time, we are also closing the land crossings, but we believe the corona virus's arrival in Israel probably cannot be prevented, and are trying to postpone it as much as possible. When that happens, we will know how to deal."

Bar also added a good sign that the ministry "is in a partnership with the World Health Organization and with all health care organizations around the world and we prepare and prepare the health funds and hospitals. The tips we give - cough into the elbow, wash hands and maintain hygiene. The outbreak of this virus. "

Director General of the Ministry of Health with updates on the Corona virus

259 people died from the Corona virus in China

China announced Saturday morning that the death toll from the Corona epidemic had risen to 259 people. In the meantime, the United States has imposed entry restrictions on anyone staying in China for the past 14 days. Admission restrictions follow the World Health Organization's announcement of an emergency, and will take effect tomorrow. The United States also announced that the virus had spread in its territory. So far, some 12,000 virus patients have been identified in 22 countries around the world.

The number of dead from Corona has risen. Hong Kong // Photo: AP

After four years of political struggle: Britain leaves EU

At the end of 47 years of market and EU membership, three and a half years after British citizens decided against the Barracks, the United Kingdom left the EU ranks.

At midnight on Central Europe, the partial Barakzit Agreement comes into effect and a transitional period begins, during which EU and UK representatives are expected to conclude no less complex negotiations than have been conducted so far on a long list of issues open between the two sides - fishing issues, for issues that "Security and criminal and future trade and economic relations between the Union and the Kingdom. Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a brief, conciliatory speech, saying: "For many, it is an amazing moment, for others it is a moment of anxiety and loss. My task is to unify this country and take it forward."

In fact, the night came into effect half a "barracks", with no one able to estimate how long the transition period will last until the final separation: Johnson's government is determined to conclude negotiations on all open issues by the end of December 2020. The EU believes that extension will be needed To prevent a situation where disagreement will lead to the explosion of calls and "rigid barracks" which Brussels and London have so far sought to prevent, successfully.

Barracks supporters // Photo: IP

Weather Forecast: Rain will fall tonight; Tomorrow - an increase in temperatures

After a relatively calm weekend, today (Saturday) beginning with the evening rain, mostly light, in the north and in the center. Local rain is also expected at night, mostly light, in the north and in the center.

Tomorrow will be a slight increase in temperatures, and will be partly cloudy to cloudy. Local rain is expected in the north of the country and in its center, mostly light.

Meteo-Tech said Monday it will be partly cloudy with another slight rise in temperatures. On Tuesday it will be partly cloudy to cloudy, and there will be no change in temperatures.

About 80,000 hikers set out for nature after the rainy week, enjoying the winter blooms, waterfalls and streams in streams, nature reserves and national parks.

Photo: Joshua Yosef