U.S. Declares Opposition to Unilateral Action Following Netanyahu Peace Process Comments
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Ynet – “We would like to resume peace negotiations, and we think that both sides should take steps to make that possible,” State Department Spokeswoman Marie Harf said on Friday, commenting on statements made by Prime Minister in an interview with Bloomberg’s Jeffrey Goldberg published Thursday in which he said that Israel is considering unilateral steps.
The US spokeswoman further added that “no one should take any steps that undermine trust, including unilateral.”
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