UK Sets Preconditions for Palestinian State Recognition
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JPost – Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu headed for Paris Thursday afternoon having received assurances from the United Kingdom’s Prime Minister David Cameron that his country would not recognize a Palestinian government that was still committed to violence.
A statement put out by Downing Street after Netanyahu’s meeting with Cameron on Wednesday night, said that the two leaders had discussed the ceremony in Cairo earlier that day in which Fatah and Hamas had signed a unity deal.
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