Ex-Negotiators Urge Two State Solution for Mideast Peace
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Ynet – Former Israeli and Palestinian peace negotiators made an impassioned plea Monday for a two-state solution, saying that it was the only viable way to resolve the decades-long conflict between the two sides.
“I believe in a two-state solution where I can live, go in and out, have water and use the land and work together,” said Nabil Shaath in a public discussion on a final status agreement, held at Tel Aviv University together with former Israeli deputy prime minister Dan Meridor.
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