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(Ha'aretz) Natasha Mozgovaya - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told U.S. Vice President Joe Biden on Sunday in New Orleans that there must be a peace agreement that is not forced on the parties from above, and that the Palestinians must not attempt to circumvent negotiations by declaring statehood through the UN, sources said. Netanyahu said that Israel has done enough to prove that it is serious, while the Palestinians have not taken any steps to demonstrate their seriousness about peace, sources said. 2010-11-08 08:40:42Full Article
Netanyahu Tells Biden: Peace Agreement Must Not Be Forced on Us from Above
(Ha'aretz) Natasha Mozgovaya - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told U.S. Vice President Joe Biden on Sunday in New Orleans that there must be a peace agreement that is not forced on the parties from above, and that the Palestinians must not attempt to circumvent negotiations by declaring statehood through the UN, sources said. Netanyahu said that Israel has done enough to prove that it is serious, while the Palestinians have not taken any steps to demonstrate their seriousness about peace, sources said. 2010-11-08 08:40:42Full Article
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