Netanyahu Vows to ‘Fiercely Reject’ Foreign Imposed Peace Proposals
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Israel’s prime minister said Sunday he will “fiercely reject” any international proposals meant to bring about a solution to the conflict with the Palestinians.
Benjamin Netanyahu made the remarks ahead of a visit by French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius. France has said it will propose a resolution in the United Nations Security Council with a framework for negotiations toward resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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