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Tuesday, December 08, 2009 OCCUPIED-AL-QUDS: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday said that he would prefer French rather than Turkish mediation in the event indirect talks with Syria are revived. Full Article at The News
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HUMAN history in the Middle East goes back thousands of years. Even in this context, the last eight months of non-communication between Israel and the Palestinians have seemed like a lifetime. Full Article at The Seattle Times
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Former US President Bill Clinton speaks at the Saban Forum in Jerusalem on November 15, 2009. The annual forum is organized by the Saban Center for research and analysis of the US policy in the Middle East. View Photo »
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If in the past we viewed Lebanon as a secondary military power ... today Hezbollah is the real Lebanese army, and it has replaced the actual Lebanese army as a major force that is arming itself and training like any other army.
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The Syrian government is no longer demanding an Israeli commitment to withdraw from the Golan Heights as a precondition for resuming peace negotiations, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told lawmakers at the Knesset in Jerusalem on Monday. Full Article at Haaretz
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* Israel sees Iranian leaders weakened at home and abroad * Israel set on curbing nuclear Iran, no mention of force * Signs diplomacy having effect could cut risk of attacks By Allyn Fisher-Ilan JERUSALEM, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin... Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee that French President Nicolas Sarkozy had told him that the Syrians were willing to lift their precondition that Israel would withdraw from the Golan... Full Article at Ynetnews
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Former US President Bill Clinton speaks at the Saban Forum in Jerusalem on November 15, 2009. The annual forum is organized by the Saban Center for research and analysis of the US policy in the Middle East. View Photo »
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Sarkozy first raised the proposal in his meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday, then with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Syrian President Bashar Assad
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JERUSALEM (JTA) -- Israel is ready for direct negotiations with Syria, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said. Full Article at JTA
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JERUSALEM: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday told the United States to use Twitter and other social networking sites to fight against the leadership of arch-enemy Iran. "Iran prevents people from freely accessing the Internet," Full Article at Times of India
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, right, and U.S. Mideast envoy George Mitchell, shake hands during their meeting at Netanyahu's office in Jerusalem, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009.
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JERUSALEM - SEPTEMBER 16: Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) shakes hands with U.S. Middle East envoy George Mitchell before their meeting September 16, 2009 in Jerusalem, Israel.
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is embattled and has to be a little concerned about Israel being isolated. Sarkozy has said he is close to Netanyahu, so it's not good for him if that is cooling down.
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My goal is not negotiations for the sake of negotiations. My goal is to achieve a permanent peace treaty between Israel and the Palestinians – and soon
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It was a very focused and very positive conversation ... This conversation dealt with the range of subjects that are important for the security of Israel, and for our joint efforts to advance peace.
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I call on [Mr Abbas]: let's get started, let's move forward ... I am prepared to make large concessions for the sake of peace, but I will never compromise on Israel's security.
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For the past 16 years there has never been a demand to freeze construction in settlements as a precondition for negotiations, and there has never been a willingness on the part of Israel to restrain construction before entering into negotiations. That's why we are convinced that Israel is doing all it c...
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For the past 16 years there has never been a demand to freeze construction in settlements as a precondition for negotiations, and there has never been a willingness on the part of Israel to restrain construction before entering into negotiations. That's why we are convinced that Israel is doing all it c...
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With the support of the United States, peace can become a reality
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I say to Mahmoud Abbas, leader of the Palestinian Authority: Let us seize the moment to reach an historic agreement. Let us begin talks immediately
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I say to Mahmoud Abbas, leader of the Palestinian Authority: Let us seize the moment to reach an historic agreement, let us begin talks immediately
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I am eager to achieve peace with our other Arab neighbors, especially the Palestinians ... My goal is not endless negotiations. My goal is a permanent peace treaty between Israel and the Palestinians and soon. But to get a peace agreement, we have to negotiate. Let's move.
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The Iranian regime terrorizes its people, sponsors and supplies terrorists, and openly pledges to wipe Israel off the map ... Now just imagine how much more dangerous this regime would be if it had atomic bombs. The responsible members of the international community must unite to prevent this grave thre...
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that Israel will accept the vision of two states for two peoples, a demilitarized Palestinian state that recognizes the Jewish state of Israel
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This is a war crime that the General Assembly that is meeting today should investigate and discuss. It is a war crime that the UN Security Council should have a special meeting over. It explicitly violates UN Security Council decisions
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Iran is shipping weapons to terror organizations in order to attack Israeli cities and kill its citizens. It is time that the international community applied real pressure on Iran to stop these criminal actions, and support Israel in its battle against terrorists and their patrons
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Iran is shipping weapons to terror organizations in order to attack Israeli cities and kill its citizens. It is time that the international community applied real pressure on Iran to stop these criminal actions, and support Israel in its battle against terrorists and their patrons
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I would like to say here clearly -- it (U.N. debate) won't deter us. It won't stop us in continuing to work to protect the citizens of Israel, and for them to know the truth -- that the Israel Defense Force is a moral army
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Iran is sending these weapons to terror groups with the aim of hurting Israel and killing civilians
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Those who needed further proof that Iran is continuing to supply weapons to terror organizations got it today
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another success against the relentless attempts to smuggle weapons to bolster terrorist elements threatening Israel's security ... was intended to hit Israeli cities.
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I think the IDF and the U.S. Armed Forces are creating a new path, and the goal is to defend Israel
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We hope very much that the Palestinians will get a grip and engage in the diplomatic process ... It is in the interests of Israel and the Palestinians.
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I support and appreciate the president's ongoing efforts to unite the international community to address the challenge of Iran's attempts to become a nuclear military power.
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ongoing efforts to stop Iran from acquiring nuclear military capability. I think that the proposal that the president made in Geneva to have Iran withdraw its enriched uranium, or a good portion of it, outside Iran is a positive first step in that direction
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