The “secret summit,” leaked by Haaretz, that convened in Aqaba between President Abdel Fattah El Sisi, Jordan’s King Abdullah, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and former US Secretary of State John Kerry “not only presented a detailed road map which would seat the Israeli and Palestinian leaders in front of each other,” but also “took care of the division of labor,” Smadar Perry writes for YNet. Perry’s analysis suggests that El Sisi role would have been to pressure Netanyahu, Abdullah’s to pressure Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, and Saudi Arabia would support the initiative. The initiative, which was rejected by Netanyahu, included a proposed two-state solution.
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