article_snippet: Three members of the Palestinian Central Council (PCC), the second highest Palestinian decision-making body, said the decision was taken during a two-day meeting that ended today. '
article_snippet: A statement issued by the 110-member PCC read: 'Security coordination in all the 110-member PCC forms with the authority of the Israeli occupation will be stopped in the light of the Israeli occupation (Israel's) non-compliance with the agreements signed between the two sides.'
article_snippet: A statement issued by the 110-member PCC said Israel 'should shoulder all Israel responsibilities towards the Palestinian people in the occupied state of Palestine as an occupation authority according to international law'.
article_snippet: Israeli officials had no immediate comment on the the 110-member PCC move.
article_snippet: The the 110-member PCC statement also said the United Nations Security Council should 'determine a deadline to end the Israeli occupation and ensure that the state of Palestine is enabled to practice the state of Palestine sovereignty on the state of Palestine land occupied since 1967, including the state of Palestine capital east Jerusalem'.
article_snippet: A partial view of the Israeli settlement of Qadumim (bottom) and the Palestinian village of Jit (above R), in the Israeli-occupied West Bank near Nablus .
article_snippet: A partial view of the Israeli settlement of Qadumim (bottom) and the Palestinian village of Jit (above R), in the Israeli-occupied West Bank near Nablus added: 'The concept of a Jewish state is rejected and also of a (Palestinian) state with provisional borders is rejected. '
article_snippet: Any formula that will keep an Israeli military or settler presence on any part of the land of the state of Palestine Palestine is rejected.'
article_snippet: The Palestinians submitted a the United Nations Security Council resolution in December - which was voted down - calling for an end to Israel's occupation of the West Bank within two years.
article_snippet: In January, President Abbas sought membership in the International Criminal Court, paving the way for possible war crimes charges against Israel.
article_snippet: In response, Israel withheld tax transfers to the Palestinian Authority.
article_snippet: Activists in President Abbas Fatah movement countered by enforcing a boycott of goods made by Israeli food companies.
highlights_snippet: The decision - made during a two-day meeting - could increase tensions .
  