Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: APCom - M.O./ USA CRITICANO ISRAELE PER NUOVO INSEDIAMENTO CISGIORDANIA

Anche il dipartimento di stato USA sembra soffrire di ostilità preconcetta 
contro Israele.
M.O./ USA CRITICANO ISRAELE PER NUOVO INSEDIAMENTO CISGIORDANIA
Il raro richiamo dal dipartimento di Stato di Washington
New York, 27 dic. (Apcom) - Il dipartimento di Stato di Washington oggi ha 
rivolto una rara e dura critica al governo israeliano per il progetto di 
edificare un nuovo insediamento in Cisgiordania.
http://www.apcom.it/popup.php?cnt=../../../news/rss/20061227_215307_09E055E2.php

preconcetta contro Israele.
Oppure sei semplicemente tu che leggi stronzate di agenzia:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2006-12-27-westbank_x.htm
"The U.S. calls on Israel to meet its roadmap obligations and avoid
taking steps that could be viewed as predetermining the outcome of
future negotations," the spokesman, Gonzalo R. Gallegos, said.
...
Gallegos said, "We are seeking an explanation from the Israeli
government regarding this development."
...
Gallegos said the roadmap states "progress will require and depend upon
the good-faith efforts of the parties."
-Stefano

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Beh, allora mettiamola tutta la tua agenzia.  Hai visto mai che il senso cambi...
WASHINGTON (AP) — Israel's plan to construct a new settlement on the West Bank 
drew rare criticism Wednesday from the Bush administration.
If Israel goes ahead, it would violate Israel's obligations under the roadmap 
for peacemaking, a State Department spokesman said.
"The U.S. calls on Israel to meet its roadmap obligations and avoid taking steps 
that could be viewed as predetermining the outcome of future negotations," the 
spokesman, Gonzalo R. Gallegos, said.
Israel agreed to the roadmap in 2003. It was devised by the United States, the 
United Nations, the European Union and Russia in an effort to guide Israel and 
the Palestinians into an agreement that establishes a Palestinian state.
The Jewish settlement would be the first new one established on the West Bank in 
10 years. The plan has drawn Paletinian and European expressions of concern. 
Other settlements have been exspanded.
The Bush administration rarely criticizes Israel's actions and has gained Israel 
support for establishment of a Palestinian state.
Opponents of Mahmoud Abbas, the moderate president of the Paletinian Authority, 
have criticized his cooperation with Israel in trying to get peace talks 
started. They have accused him of yielding to a U.S.-Israeli approach.
Gallegos said, "We are seeking an explanation from the Israeli government 
regarding this development."
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is expected to go to the Middle East next 
month to try to spur peacemaking between Israel and the Palestinians.
It was not clear whether she had approved the statement.
The new settlement, approved by Israeli defense minister Amir Peretz, calls for 
construction on the site of an Army base in the Jordan valley.
By contrast, Israel Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has endorsed Palestinian 
statehood and said he was agreeble to a large-scale Israel pullback on the West 
Bank to make way for a state.
Gallegos said the roadmap states "progress will require and depend upon the 
good-faith efforts of the parties."
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Posted 12/27/2006 2:57 PM ET 	

Beh, allora mettiamola tutta la tua agenzia.
C'e' tutta .... per quel che riguarda le *ESATTE PAROLE* pronunciate dal
portavoce del Dipartimento di Stato.
-Stefano