Israel’s Finance Minister Lapid Says Peace Talks Could Resume
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Ynet – Finance Minister and Yesh Atid Chairman Yair Lapid spoke Sunday at a party conference showcasing Yesh Atid’s successes over the last year and commented on the hiatus in peace process.
“In a few weeks we will know which government (Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas) plans to set up, and then we will decide how to restart the process,” Lapid said, referencing the soon to be formed Palestinian unity government, which is expected to be made of technocrats handpicked by Abbas. His comments seem to indicate his belief that talks could resume.
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