Israel - wohin führt der Weg?
11.03.2014 um 12:11Nachdem die Friedensgespräche jetzt als gescheitert angesehen werden können, müssen sich die Israelis wohl wirklich gedanken machen wie sie mit der anhaltenden Feindschaft umgehen werden müssen... schade das die Palästinenser diese Chance auf Frieden auch wieder ausgeschlagen haben.
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[ 10/03/2014 - 04:21 PM ]http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=680466 (Archiv-Version vom 26.10.2014)
GAZA, (PIC)-- Gaza premier Ismail Haneyya has asserted that the strategy of resistance against Israeli occupation would never be forsaken until end of occupation of the Palestinian lands.
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Haneyya stressed that no negotiations, agreements, or bargaining would make our people forsake their right to historical Palestine from the Mediterranean Sea to the Jordan River.
11/03/2014 12:34
RAMALLAH (AFP) -- The Revolutionary Council of President Mahmoud Abbas on Monday unanimously endorsed his rejection of demands to recognize Israel as a "Jewish state," officials at the meeting told AFP.
"President Abbas has reaffirmed his refusal to recognize the Jewishness of the State of Israel and council members stood up to hail this decision," a senior Fatah official said from the meeting in Ramallah.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made recognizing Israel as a "Jewish state" a central issue of peace negotiations, calling it the root of the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis.
Palestinians reject that claim, underlining that they already recognized Israel in 1993 and saying that enshrining it as a "Jewish state" would jeopardize the rights of the around 20 percent of Israeli citizens who are of Palestinian descent, in addition to the Palestinian refugees' right to return home.