Congress officials from Trump's party will issue a declaration of support for Israel's right to apply sovereignty over the territories of Judea and Samaria • One of the evangelical stream leaders: "Israel does not conquer"

Signs of resurgence among US President Trump supporters over sovereignty issue: "Today Israel" announced Sunday (Sunday) that Republican Party officials in the Washington State House are expected to issue a statement in support of Israel's right to execute sovereignty moves in Judea and Samaria tomorrow. 

Netanyahu refers to the application of sovereignty. April 2020 // Photo: GPO

The party's leadership has in recent days drafted the wording of the message, which is expected to include sweeping support for Israel's ability to act according to its considerations in accordance with the Trump administration's peace plan. 

At the same time, evangelical evangelist John Haigy, who is considered the most prominent Christian Christian leader, today published an article with a similar message. On the English-language country website, Haigie wrote that "biblically, historically and legally, Israel holds and does not conquer the Holy Land. Heigi analyzed the political situation and argued that it is impossible to accept the Palestinians' "All or Nothing" approach. For these reasons, Heigi states Israel has the full right to apply sovereignty and he and his supporters support it. 

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"The Christians for Israel and more than eight million members have supported and continued to support Trump's peace offer in its entirety. This includes realizing Israel's sovereignty over parts of Judea and Samaria and a resurgent offer to the Palestinians for a rich and independent existence," writes Heigy. 

Wednesday: Security Council discussion on sovereignty

At the same time, the UN Security Council will convene this Wednesday to discuss the Middle East situation and the possibility that Israel will extend its sovereignty to Judea and Samaria under the Trump plan. The debate, which should initially be a regular framework for updating the situation in the Middle East, will also be annexed, given the many reports that Because of this, Israeli and Palestinian representatives have been invited to present their views on the sovereignty plan.

Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, who represented Israel at the hearing, told Israel Today that the government has "the legitimate right to make the right decisions for Israel" and thus intends to say at the hearing. "We have a continuous dialogue with the international community but it is important to mention and clarify that any decision on sovereignty You will be accepted by the Israeli government and nowhere else. It is appropriate that the arrows of criticism be directed towards the Palestinian Authority, which is constantly refusing to engage in direct dialogue with Israel. "