Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Shtayyeh has submitted a response to Trump's middle-east plan which sees parts of West Bank being annexed by Israel.&nbsp;

Also see:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/protests-breakout-in-israel-as-netanyahus-annexation-plan-nears-304066">Protests breakout in Israel as Netanyahu's annexation plan nears</a>

"We submitted a counter-proposal to the Quartet a few days ago," he said, referring to the United States, Russia, the United Nations and the European Union.

He said that it proposed the creation of a "sovereign Palestinian state, independent and demilitarised" with "minor modifications of borders where necessary".

Earlier, thousands of Israelis took to streets to protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to extend sovereignty over parts of the occupied West Bank, de-facto annexation of land that the Palestinians seek for a state.

The decision by the controversial Prime Minister has not gone well with all communities of Israel.

With the banner of "No to annexation, no to occupation, yes to peace and democracy", a lot of protestors also waved the Palestinian flag.

US Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders addressed this issue through a video message and said: "It has never been more important to stand up for justice and to fight for the future we all deserve. It’s up to all of us to stand up to authoritarian leaders and to build a peaceful future for every Palestinian and every Israeli."

Israel's PM has, meanwhile, set July 1 as the date to begin advancing his plan. Palestinians have rejected his plan.

Many European and Arab countries along with the United Nations have spoken against Trump's peace plan calling it "illegal" and warned Israel of violence.&nbsp;

Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Shtayyeh has submitted a response to Trump's middle-east plan which sees parts of West Bank being annexed by Israel. Also see: Protests breakout in Israel as Netanyahu's annexation plan nears "We submitted a counter-proposal to the Quartet a few days ago," he said, referring to the United States, Russia, the United Nations and the European Union.

Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Shtayyeh has submitted a response to Trump's middle-east plan which sees parts of West Bank being annexed by Israel. Also see: Protests breakout in Israel as Netanyahu's annexation plan nears "We submitted a counter-proposal to the Quartet a few days ago," he said, referring to the United States, Russia, the United Nations and the European Union. He said that it proposed the creation of a "sovereign Palestinian state, independent and demilitarised" with "minor modifications of borders where necessary". Earlier, thousands of Israelis took to streets to protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to extend sovereignty over parts of the occupied West Bank, de-facto annexation of land that the Palestinians seek for a state. The decision by the controversial Prime Minister has not gone well with all communities of Israel. With the banner of "No to annexation, no to occupation, yes to peace and democracy", a lot of protestors also waved the Palestinian flag. US Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders addressed this issue through a video message and said: "It has never been more important to stand up for justice and to fight for the future we all deserve. It’s up to all of us to stand up to authoritarian leaders and to build a peaceful future for every Palestinian and every Israeli." Israel's PM has, meanwhile, set July 1 as the date to begin advancing his plan. Palestinians have rejected his plan. Many European and Arab countries along with the United Nations have spoken against Trump's peace plan calling it "illegal" and warned Israel of violence.

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What to expect from Trump's peace plan or "Deal Of Century" ?

US President Donald Trump's Middle East Plan will take place around noon tomorrow and some bits of information that are trickling through some sources is that the Palestinians will be offered a roadmap to limited statehood for three years if they agree to abide by certain conditions. Watch the video for more information:

Sources: Palestinians will be offered limited statehood for 3 years

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