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R. Daneel Olivaw

(12,606 posts)
Sat Mar 8, 2014, 04:04 PM Mar 2014

Netanyahu says peace deal would leave some settlements in Palestine

http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=679571

JERUSALEM (AFP) -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday raised the possibility that some Jewish settlements would remain under Palestinian sovereignty if the two sides struck a peace deal.

"It is clear that some of the settlements will not be part of a (peace) deal," Netanyahu, wrapping up a visit to the United States, told Israeli television.

"I will not abandon anyone. I will not leave any Israeli unprotected," he added when asked if some West Bank areas with settlements would form part of a future Palestinian state.

The prime minister reiterated that peace with the Palestinians hinged on their recognition of Israel as a Jewish state and ruled out concessions on annexed east Jerusalem where the Palestinians want to set up their future capital.


This sounds less of a deal and more of a threat by Fibi.
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Netanyahu says peace deal would leave some settlements in Palestine (Original Post) R. Daneel Olivaw Mar 2014 OP
Standard tactic to keep the conflict going. PDJane Mar 2014 #1
"Israel does not want peace." R. Daneel Olivaw Mar 2014 #2

PDJane

(10,103 posts)
1. Standard tactic to keep the conflict going.
Sat Mar 8, 2014, 04:57 PM
Mar 2014

Make sure your opponent can't agree, then blame them for scuttling the peace talks.

Israel does not want peace.

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