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(Israel Prime Minister's Office) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Czech Republic Prime Minister Petr Necas on Wednesday: "Thank you for your country's opposition to the one-sided resolution at the United Nations; thank you for your friendship; thank you for your courage." "The UN resolution completely ignored Israel's security needs. It didn't require the Palestinians to recognize the Jewish state. It didn't even call on it to end the conflict with Israel. And this is why it was unacceptable...to all responsible members of the international community." 2012-12-06 00:00:00Full Article
Israel Thanks the Czech Republic for Support at UN
(Israel Prime Minister's Office) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Czech Republic Prime Minister Petr Necas on Wednesday: "Thank you for your country's opposition to the one-sided resolution at the United Nations; thank you for your friendship; thank you for your courage." "The UN resolution completely ignored Israel's security needs. It didn't require the Palestinians to recognize the Jewish state. It didn't even call on it to end the conflict with Israel. And this is why it was unacceptable...to all responsible members of the international community." 2012-12-06 00:00:00Full Article
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