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[Ynet News] Roni Sofer - During a foreign press briefing in Jerusalem, Minister of Intelligence Services Dan Meridor said Monday that relations between Israel and the U.S. "are based in mutual agreements, and agreements must be upheld. In 2003, Israel accepted the Roadmap plan and the government voted in favor of it, while filing 14 reservations. It is part of a larger agreement, some of which was in writing and some of it was oral, that has been implemented for the past six years." "We never had a deal with the Republican administration; we had an agreement with the United States. Yes, it entailed halting settlement expansion, including for "natural growth," and it was in writing, but there were understandings as to the nature and the interpretation of the suspension. These understandings were a part of the agreement. Its written part and its oral part complement each other." 2009-06-30 06:00:00Full Article
Meridor: Understandings on "Natural Growth" Were Part of Israel-U.S. Agreement
[Ynet News] Roni Sofer - During a foreign press briefing in Jerusalem, Minister of Intelligence Services Dan Meridor said Monday that relations between Israel and the U.S. "are based in mutual agreements, and agreements must be upheld. In 2003, Israel accepted the Roadmap plan and the government voted in favor of it, while filing 14 reservations. It is part of a larger agreement, some of which was in writing and some of it was oral, that has been implemented for the past six years." "We never had a deal with the Republican administration; we had an agreement with the United States. Yes, it entailed halting settlement expansion, including for "natural growth," and it was in writing, but there were understandings as to the nature and the interpretation of the suspension. These understandings were a part of the agreement. Its written part and its oral part complement each other." 2009-06-30 06:00:00Full Article
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