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(Jerusalem Post) Herb Keinon and Douglas Davis - A senior official in the Prime Minister's Office said that although Israel welcomed "international efforts at nation-building for the PA," and although Jerusalem believes that a democratic Palestinian state next to Israel will increase the chance for peace, the [London] conference's concluding statement largely ignored terrorism and "almost absolved the PA of the need to dismantle the terror infrastructure." A statement Tuesday from the Prime Minister's Office said: "As long as the PA doesn't act immediately, thoroughly and effectively in sustained and targeted operations to dismantle the terror infrastructure, and as long as fundamental reforms are not implemented, there can be no progress according to the road map." 2005-03-02 00:00:00Full Article
Jerusalem Says London Parley "Absolves" PA of Fighting Terror
(Jerusalem Post) Herb Keinon and Douglas Davis - A senior official in the Prime Minister's Office said that although Israel welcomed "international efforts at nation-building for the PA," and although Jerusalem believes that a democratic Palestinian state next to Israel will increase the chance for peace, the [London] conference's concluding statement largely ignored terrorism and "almost absolved the PA of the need to dismantle the terror infrastructure." A statement Tuesday from the Prime Minister's Office said: "As long as the PA doesn't act immediately, thoroughly and effectively in sustained and targeted operations to dismantle the terror infrastructure, and as long as fundamental reforms are not implemented, there can be no progress according to the road map." 2005-03-02 00:00:00Full Article
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