Netanyahu: Palestinians Have to Make Concessions, Recognize Jewish State
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Jerusalem Post – Palestinian acceptance of a demilitarized state and recognition that Israel is the Jewish homeland are both critical for long-term peace, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu told the Jewish Agency Board of Governors on Monday.
“The conflict has to be resolved with the solidity of the Jewish state ensured, both in terms of recognition and also in terms of security arrangements,” Netanyahu said.
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