After ‘Heinous’ Synagogue Attack, Sarkozy Opposes Recognition of Palestinian State
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International Business Times – Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has condemned the upcoming French vote on the recognition of Palestine as the security of Israel is the “fight” of his life.
In a speech to members of his UMP party, he said they should reject the resolution in light of the “heinous and bloody” killing of five Israelis at a Jerusalem synagogue last week.
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