To condemn Netanyahu as “racist”, particularly after controversial remarks he made on the day of elections last week whereby he called on Israelis to vote to counteract a large voter turnout from the Israeli Arab population and after he briefly claimed that he would not continue to pursue the establishment of a Palestinian state;
To continue to deepen Israel’s political and economic isolation, to expand the recognition of “the State of Palestine” and to gain support in the United Nations (UN) Security Council and other international institutions on the basis of 1949 Armistice lines with Jerusalem as its capital;
To call upon the Palestinian people to keep to the “Palestinian National Plan” and cling to their land;
To complete the certification process for the PLO and the heads of various security agencies to join the International Criminal Court (ICC) and then to file “war crimes” complaints against Israel for building in Jewish-owned areas of Judea and Samaria (i.e. Area C) and to for retaliating to Hamas rocket fire in Gaza during Operation Protective Edge;
To launch talks in Gaza with Hamas and Islamic Jihad to implement the existing agreements regarding national reconciliation and preparing presidential and parliamentary elections for the “unity government.” Hamas responded to the elections last week by pledging to recommit to reconciliation with Fatah, in order to better secure “Palestinian rights.”