Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Netanyahu: Negotiations only way to achieve Israeli-Palestinian peace

Ma questo Netanyahu, che ora si mostra ansioso e trepidante per la sorte 
dei colloqui di pace, non è lo stesso Netanyahu che ha rifiutato i 
colloqui di pace, spernacchiando peraltro il presidente Obama grazie 
all'appoggio della sua Lobby al Congresso USA?
 
Possibile che solo facendoli cagare sotto si riesce a farli ragionare? 
Ma che razza di gente è questa?
 
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office rejected Palestinian 
President Mahmoud Abbas’s reiteration of his intention to approach the 
United Nations for recognition of a Palestinian state on Friday, saying 
peace cannot be achieved through a unilateral declaration and alignment 
with Hamas.
 
“Peace can only be achieved through direct negotiations with Israel, a 
statement released by the prime minister’s office said on Friday, 
accusing the Palestinian Authority of consistently avoiding talks with 
Israel.
 
It concluded saying “when the Palestinian Authority will abandon its 
futile measures, firstly its unilateral decision to approach the UN, it 
will find Israel as a partner for negotiations and peace.”
 
The statement was released shortly after Palestinian Authority President 
Mahmoud Abbas said on Friday that the Palestinians plan to approach the 
United Nations Security Council for full recognition, clarifying that 
they are seeking to delegitimize the occupation, not Israel, by taking 
the UN route for Palestinian statehood.
 
Abbas stressed that Israel is a legitimate state, but that by continuing 
to build in the settlements and rejecting the internationally recognized 
borders of a future Palestinian state, they are engaging in illegitimate 
activity.
 
Abbas gave his address in Ramallah a week before the United Nations is 
set to vote on Palestinian statehood, which is due to take place in the 
UN General Assembly on September 23.
 
"What I will take to the UN will be the suffering and concerns of our 
people that have been taking place over 63 years living under the 
occupation," Abbas said, adding that the Palestinians, like every 
nation, deserve independence, adding that the Palestinians want a state 
based on 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital.
 
Abbas said that the PLO plans to continue to be the sole representative 
of the Palestinian people, not only at the diplomatic level but also 
through the implementation of the necessary steps needed to bring about 
a Palestinian state.
 
Later in his speech, however, the Palestinian president touched upon the 
Cairo-brokered unity deal between the moderate West Bank – based Fatah 
and the more militant Gaza-based Hamas, saying that “there is nothing 
better than national unity between the West Bank and Gaza, and we will 
do everything we can to maintain this unity.”
 
Abbas said that collaboration between the West Bank and Gaza is a 
national duty, and they will continue to take steps to maintain this, 
“even if we differ on some issues.”
 
He referred to the latest World Bank report in which it lauded the PA’s 
institution building in the West Bank, adding that this along with the 
Middle East Quartet and U.S. President Barack Obama’s commitment to 
obtaining headway on the establishment of a Palestinian state in 
September were a strong foundation for the upcoming bid for recognition.
 
Abbas added that the completion of its institution-building efforts was 
another impetus to approach the UN in September.
 
The Palestinian president clarified that the PA’s decision to approach 
the UN was not a unilateral declaration but rather a step in the right 
direction, with further talks to ensue as a prerequisite for 
final-status statehood.
 
Ben Rhodes, U.S. deputy national security adviser for strategic 
communications, told reporters on Friday that the United States has 
“been very clear that we don't believe that unilateral actions at the 
United Nations will lead to a Palestinian state”
 
Rhodes continued, saying that the only way to achieve Palestinian 
statehood is through negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, 
adding ; “That’s the only way you're going to be able to deal with 
issues of borders and security and the future of Jerusalem.”
 
The security adviser emphasized that “we believe that for the peace to 
be lasting, for the Palestinians to realize their aspirations, that's 
going to have to be accomplished through negotiation with Israel, not 
through actions at the United Nations. So that will be the U.S. position 
in New York".
 
http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/netanyahu-negotiations-only-way-to-achieve-israeli-palestinian-peace-1.384958?localLinksEnabled=false
 
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 Possibile che solo facendoli cagare sotto si riesce a farli ragionare?
e chi ha detto che vuol ragionare? Pensa che i palestinesi siano nati
con l'anello al naso e non capiscano che fingere di voler fare
colloqui è la scusa per mettere da parte il riconoscimento dello stato
palestinese, che è stato chiesto proprio perchè i colloqui sono una
presa in giro

 colloqui di pace, 
 
Ricordi male. I colloqui li rifiutò Abu Mazen.
Persio sei un pirla amnemonico.
 
 
-- 
recoil is insignificant when there is a tiger on the head of your elephant

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Quindi in sostanza ricordi che al tavolo dei "finti colloqui" quello che
non si è voluto sedere è Abu Mazen :-)
 
 
 
-- 
Io non gufo l'Inter. Le spacco le corna.


wrote:
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che peraltro questi due rossobruni considerano un Quisling.

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Lo consideravano, finché minacciava di sedersi a trattare. Ora non saprei.
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wrote:
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dipende dalla agenzia di PR?
 
http://www.algemeiner.com/2011/09/01/plo-hires-pr-firm-bell-pottinger-ahead-of-un-vote/