Israel’s Tzipi Livni Says Abbas Prevented Third Intifada
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Saeb Erekat and Tzipi Livni, chief Palestinian and Israeli negotiators in the now-defunct peace talks, are pictured on Jan. 31 at the Munich Security Conference. Photo: Marc Müller via Wikimedia Commons.
Arutz Sheva – Justice Minister Tzipi Livni (Hatnua) said that Israel must initiate negotiations with the Palestinian Authority (PA) under Mahmoud Abbas.
Livni explained to an interviewer on Channel 2‘s Meet the Press that the IDF’s Gaza operation proved that “military force cannot create long term change.”
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