Report: U.S. Supports Israel’s Opposition to Peace Talks With Palestinian Unity Government
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Ynet – Israel has received “a specific commitment from the American administration” that it supports Jerusalem’s vehement opposition to peace talks with any Palestinian government that includes Hamas, The New York Times on Monday quoted an Israeli official as saying.
The official told the Times that the commitment had been given to Israel during U.S. President Barack Obama’s first term, and that it had been given once more following his re-election in 2012.
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