A draft resolution "to end the Israeli occupation," before the Security Council

Jordan provides, on behalf of the Palestinians, on Wednesday a draft resolution to the Security Council demanded an end to the Israeli occupation of the West Bank within a specified time limit, as stated by the Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Malki.
Maliki said that the vote on the draft resolution had been postponed while being negotiated amendments can enter a formula of the draft resolution.
The draft text of the resolution in the current November / November 2016 to end the occupation.
It is expected that the United States is exercising the right of veto against the resolution, while Israel strongly opposes the Security Council sets a time limit for the negotiations between the Israeli and Palestinian sides, which stopped in the spring because the two sides failed to agree on the floor to continue.
He said US Secretary of State John Kerry in the wake of a European tour lasted three days were devoted to the diplomatic Middle East should avoid any move that would affect the results scheduled for March / March next Israeli elections.
Kerry added that the priority must be to "stop the Israeli-Palestinian violence and create a favorable ground for the resumption of negotiations."
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Maliki said in a statement to the Voice of Palestine radio that after handing Jordan draft resolution to the Security Council could be negotiations on the drafting.
He told the BBC that the text of the draft resolution is a French Arab rate, in order to get the French approval.
In response to a question about the possible date for the vote on the draft resolution, al-Maliki said that France agreed with the United States, Britain and Jordan to continue to discuss the draft resolution to ensure the largest possible number of votes in his favor and to avoid a US veto.
It is noteworthy that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is under domestic pressure to take steps towards the establishment of a Palestinian state after reaching negotiations with the Israeli side to a standstill, and the latest Palestinian move is a symbolic step.
In a related European Parliament voted Wednesday with the support of a Palestinian state in principle, in the form of slightly different from what the state guarantees the parliaments of some European immediate recognition of a Palestinian state.
The result of the vote by 498 to 88 with a decision against him.
The leftists in the European Parliament, the House of Representatives has called for the unconditional recognition of the Palestinian state.