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(Prime Minister's Office) Prime Minister Sharon told the Cabinet Sunday: "If in the future a new Palestinian leadership comes to power, which will seriously implement its requirements according to the roadmap, and will first and foremost fight terror and destroy its infrastructure, negotiations with that leadership will be renewed according to the roadmap." "If Arafat ceases to continue as leader of the PA, and a new, serious, responsible leadership arises, a suitable opportunity could certainly transpire in which different steps could be taken, and even the renewal of diplomatic negotiations. Such a leadership would not be one that declares and announces its intentions, but one that brings terror to an end." 2004-11-04 00:00:00Full Article
Sharon: Israel Seeks Palestinian Actions, Not Declarations
(Prime Minister's Office) Prime Minister Sharon told the Cabinet Sunday: "If in the future a new Palestinian leadership comes to power, which will seriously implement its requirements according to the roadmap, and will first and foremost fight terror and destroy its infrastructure, negotiations with that leadership will be renewed according to the roadmap." "If Arafat ceases to continue as leader of the PA, and a new, serious, responsible leadership arises, a suitable opportunity could certainly transpire in which different steps could be taken, and even the renewal of diplomatic negotiations. Such a leadership would not be one that declares and announces its intentions, but one that brings terror to an end." 2004-11-04 00:00:00Full Article
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