Livni says Netanyahu erred in attacking Abbas at start of kidnapping crisis
By JPOST.COM STAFF
06/21/2014 19:59
Livni tells Ch. 2: Close cooperation between IDF, PA security services offers an opportunity for a return to the negotiating table after crisis.
Justice Minister Tzipi Livni (L) and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. Photo: REUTERS
Justice Minister Tzipi Livni told Channel 2 on Saturday that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu erred in attacking Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in light of Ramallah’s readiness to help Israel in locating the three kidnapped Jewish teenagers. During an appearance on Channel 2’s Meet the Press, Livni said that the close cooperation between the Israeli military and the Palestinian security services in the West Bank offers an opportunity for a return to the negotiating table after the resolution of the kidnapping crisis.
“Our immediate goal should be to find the boys and the kidnappers as well,” Livni said. “We need to hit Hamas militarily and politically. At the same time, however, we need to work with the Palestinian government, and we need to see if its possible to return to negotiations with Abu Mazen.” Livni told Channel 2 that she supported the IDF operations against the Hamas infrastructure in the West Bank so long as it served a larger purpose for an eventual return to peace talks with Abbas.
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By JPOST.COM STAFF
06/21/2014 19:59
Livni tells Ch. 2: Close cooperation between IDF, PA security services offers an opportunity for a return to the negotiating table after crisis.
Justice Minister Tzipi Livni (L) and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. Photo: REUTERS
Justice Minister Tzipi Livni told Channel 2 on Saturday that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu erred in attacking Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in light of Ramallah’s readiness to help Israel in locating the three kidnapped Jewish teenagers. During an appearance on Channel 2’s Meet the Press, Livni said that the close cooperation between the Israeli military and the Palestinian security services in the West Bank offers an opportunity for a return to the negotiating table after the resolution of the kidnapping crisis.
“Our immediate goal should be to find the boys and the kidnappers as well,” Livni said. “We need to hit Hamas militarily and politically. At the same time, however, we need to work with the Palestinian government, and we need to see if its possible to return to negotiations with Abu Mazen.” Livni told Channel 2 that she supported the IDF operations against the Hamas infrastructure in the West Bank so long as it served a larger purpose for an eventual return to peace talks with Abbas.
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