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(Ha'aretz) Gili Izikovitch - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday, "It is clear today, to anyone willing to check the facts, that Israel wants peace - to enter the peace process with the aspiration of fulfilling it....I don't see the same firmness on the other side." "I see preconditions being laid that never before existed. I see legal steps being taken at the international court to advance that absurd thing called the Goldstone report. You can't reach peace if the horizon is moving away." 2009-11-30 09:23:21Full Article
Netanyahu: Israel Wants Peace, But Palestinians Don't Seem Ready
(Ha'aretz) Gili Izikovitch - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday, "It is clear today, to anyone willing to check the facts, that Israel wants peace - to enter the peace process with the aspiration of fulfilling it....I don't see the same firmness on the other side." "I see preconditions being laid that never before existed. I see legal steps being taken at the international court to advance that absurd thing called the Goldstone report. You can't reach peace if the horizon is moving away." 2009-11-30 09:23:21Full Article
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