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(Prime Minister's Office) Prime Minister Sharon said Thursday: "We are monitoring recent developments in the Palestinian Authority with great interest and it seems that there is a positive approach there regarding the war on terrorism and advancing the diplomatic process. If the Palestinians take comprehensive action to stop the terrorism, violence, and incitement, we will be able to move forward in contacts on implementing the Roadmap and it would even be possible to coordinate with them on various actions regarding the Disengagement Plan." "I believe that the conditions have been created which will enable us and the Palestinians to reach a historic breakthrough in relations between us, a breakthrough which would lead us towards quiet and security and - in the future - even the hoped-for peace....We are seeing encouraging signs but these matters must be put to the test." 2005-01-28 00:00:00Full Article
Sharon: "We See Encouraging Signs"
(Prime Minister's Office) Prime Minister Sharon said Thursday: "We are monitoring recent developments in the Palestinian Authority with great interest and it seems that there is a positive approach there regarding the war on terrorism and advancing the diplomatic process. If the Palestinians take comprehensive action to stop the terrorism, violence, and incitement, we will be able to move forward in contacts on implementing the Roadmap and it would even be possible to coordinate with them on various actions regarding the Disengagement Plan." "I believe that the conditions have been created which will enable us and the Palestinians to reach a historic breakthrough in relations between us, a breakthrough which would lead us towards quiet and security and - in the future - even the hoped-for peace....We are seeing encouraging signs but these matters must be put to the test." 2005-01-28 00:00:00Full Article
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