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by News Editor
Mahmoud Abbas, President of the Palestinian Authority, and Shimon Peres, President of Israel. Photo: WEF
Haaretz – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to express to the Palestinian public his condemnation of the deadly attack at a West Bank settlement over the weekend.
In an interview with Israel Radio earlier Monday, Abbas called the stabbing of five members of a family at the settlement of Itamar a despicable, immoral and inhuman act.
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