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(Jerusalem Post) Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Wednesday called for an immediate resumption of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and denounced Palestinian efforts seeking unilateral declarations of statehood in the UN. "We do not support any unilateral effort by the Palestinians to go to the United Nations to try to obtain some authorization or approval vote with respect to statehood," she said, adding, "We think we can only achieve the two-state solution that we strongly advocate through negotiations." 2011-04-21 00:00:00Full Article
Clinton Calls for Immediate Resumption of Peace Talks
(Jerusalem Post) Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Wednesday called for an immediate resumption of Israeli-Palestinian peace talks and denounced Palestinian efforts seeking unilateral declarations of statehood in the UN. "We do not support any unilateral effort by the Palestinians to go to the United Nations to try to obtain some authorization or approval vote with respect to statehood," she said, adding, "We think we can only achieve the two-state solution that we strongly advocate through negotiations." 2011-04-21 00:00:00Full Article
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