Netanyahu Rejects Return To 1967 Lines
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by News Editor
JPost – WASHINGTON – US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu acknowledged the differences that divide them even as they emphasized areas of agreement over the peace process, Iran and democratic changes in the Middle East after their White House meeting Friday.
Netanyahu flatly rejected any return to the 1967 borders, the basis – along with agreed land swaps – for a deal with the Palestinians as laid out in a speech by Obama the day before.
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Noahide Leaders Gather in Jerusalem for Historic Congress; Tucker Carlson Spreads Conspiracy Theories
US Signals New Military Strikes in Iran Unlikely as Economic Pressure on Regime Mounts
Kosher Montreal Restaurant Vandalized Amid Wave of Attacks on Jewish-Owned Businesses Across Canada
New Play in New York City Explores if Love, Family Are Stronger Than Opposing Views on Israel, Jewish Identity



