CAIRO: The Arab League (AL) on Saturday rejected US President Donald Trump´s controversial Middle East plan, saying it did not meet the "minimum rights" of the Palestinians.
The pan-Arab bloc convened in Cairo days after the US unveiled its plan which is seen as favouring Israel.
The meeting brought together Arab senior officials including Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas, Saudi Arabia´s foreign minister and the United Arab Emirates´ minister of state for foreign affairs.
In a statement released afterwards, the League said it "rejects the US-Israeli ´deal of the century´ considering that it does not meet the minimum rights and aspirations of Palestinian people."
Arab states also vowed "not to cooperate with the US administration to implement this plan." They insisted on a two-state solution that includes a Palestinian state based on borders before the 1967 Six-Day War -- when Israel occupied the West Bank and Gaza -- and with east Jerusalem as its capital.
The only Arab ambassadors present at the plan´s unveiling were from Bahrain, Oman and the United Arab Emirates -- three of Washington´s closest allies in a region where many nations host US forces.
Other Arab states gave carefully worded initial responses to the plan, which was strongly rejected by Palestinian leaders.
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