White House National Security advisor 'commends' Palestinian Security Services

White House National Security advisor Jake Sullivan met with senior Palestinian Authority officials to discuss the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and PA reform on Monday.

The White House said Sullivan “commended” the efforts of the Palestinian Authority security forces to maintain stability in the occupied West Bank.

The US wants the PA to take over governing post-war Gaza as part of steps towards a two-state solution.

Sullivan met Palestinian Liberation Organization secretary general Hussein al-Sheikh and Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa.

They also discussed tapping funding from the international community for the PA.