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(Yediot Ahronot-Hebrew, 6 May 2010) Shimon Shiffer - Those who were exposed to the recent talks held by Minister of Defense Ehud Barak in Washington gained the impression that with the Palestinian-Israeli proximity talks, the Obama administration doesn't intend to enter empty discussions. In a few months, Obama and his closest advisers intend to put a plan on the table whose basics will be an Israeli return to the '67 lines, with small border modifications, and a declaration of east Jerusalem as the Palestinian capital. Each side will have to answer whether it accepts the American proposal. 2010-05-06 07:55:08Full Article
U.S. Waiting to Offer Its Own Peace Plan
(Yediot Ahronot-Hebrew, 6 May 2010) Shimon Shiffer - Those who were exposed to the recent talks held by Minister of Defense Ehud Barak in Washington gained the impression that with the Palestinian-Israeli proximity talks, the Obama administration doesn't intend to enter empty discussions. In a few months, Obama and his closest advisers intend to put a plan on the table whose basics will be an Israeli return to the '67 lines, with small border modifications, and a declaration of east Jerusalem as the Palestinian capital. Each side will have to answer whether it accepts the American proposal. 2010-05-06 07:55:08Full Article
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