Royal Commission for Jerusalem Affairs condemns Israeli policies and Judaization

Denounced the Royal Commission for Jerusalem Affairs strongly practices of the Israeli occupation and settlement and Judaization its ongoing drive to Judaize curricula in Palestinian schools.
He condemned the Secretary-General of the Commission Abdullah Kanaan in a statement Thursday the Israeli occupation authorities' intention to build more than 1,100 housing units south of Jerusalem.
Kanaan said that Israel's policy of Judaization - which is the most serious of Judaizing the memory of the Palestinian National and Islamic Arab people of Palestine - a flagrant violation of the provisions of international and humanitarian law and a violation of international conventions and treaties which oblige the occupying specific duties to the people of the occupied territory.
He pointed out that Israel's settlement proceedings and Judaization turn its back to the U.S. Administration and the Quartet and the United Nations and relevant resolutions of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
He called Canaan makers Arab decision to start the movement of political and diplomatic at an international level, especially in the United States to compel Israel to abide by international legitimacy resolutions and end its occupation of Arab territories and the empowerment of the Arab Palestinian people of their right to self determination, including the right to establish an independent State of Palestine on the borders of the fourth of June in 1967 and East Jerusalem as its capital and to be fully sovereign as well as the need to recognize it as a full member of the United Nations.
For his part, Palestinian Foreign Affairs Minister Riad al-Maliki that the credibility of the UN Security Council are at stake, and it will depend on the manner in which it will deal with the request of Palestine to join the United Nations for a state 194, the international organization in addition to the cessation of settlement completely.
According to al-Maliki that the U.S. and European attempts and the Quartet, which took place prior to the application the Palestinian goal was to reach a number of proposals for a return to negotiations again and stop the Palestinian quest on to go to the United Nations to the extent that some countries have started to talk about these negotiations and not a request for membership of Palestine.
He explained that the Palestinians have gone to the United Nations to show the failure of the negotiations and the inability of the U.S. mediator in the peace, and took into account the need to search for new negotiations in the international community is in addition to re-file of Palestine to the priorities of the international community