Abbas Says He Will Talk With Any Israeli Government That Recognizes Two-State Solution
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PA President Mahmoud Abbas said he expects the Israeli government to recognize a two-state solution. Photo: World Economic Forum.
JTA – Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said he will talk to any Israeli government that accepts a two-state solution as the basis for negotiations.
“It doesn’t matter to us who the next prime minister of Israel is, what we expect from this government is to recognize the two-state solution,” Abbas spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeina said Wednesday in a statement, the French news agency AFP reported, in the aftermath of Israel’s national elections the day before.
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