The president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, sat down for an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24, as the international community looks to autumn 2011 as a deadline for the creation of an independent Palestinian state.
by david cherniak (not verified) - 08/06/2011 - 07:47
Mr.Abbas speaks in english to european and american media different than he speaks in arabic for his own people.Even here -nothing about palestinian recognition of israel as a JEWISH STATE.What he wants is to move Israel to the 1967 borders,and after that-new wave of terror and pressure to on Israel to accept the palestinian refugees-means the end of Israel.
so as an israeli i will never agree with that.
by Crystal A. Mourad (not verified) - 24/04/2011 - 17:54
Recogition for a Palestinian State is long overdue. The US needs to stop putting up roadblocks and give Palestine the same support it gives Isreal. Isreal commits the same acts it condemns. Isreal not only needs to recognize Palestine as a nation but respect their rights as an equal.
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by Nayef Atari (not verified) - 22/04/2011 - 08:53
There was a democratic Gov. of Whole Palestine before the declaration of Independace by Israel after the Jews took Haifa , I believe the best solution is going back to the System of Whole Palestine where evey body fulfills his prayers according to his religion either Jew or Christisn or Moslim...as USA or Swiss...
by David Taylor (not verified) - 22/04/2011 - 02:06
This is outrageous and crazy. No one can tell Israel to split their country because the Europeans feel they need to do so. Should they recognize a Palestinian State, a new war will emerge and the Palestinians again will lose, but this time for good. Tell Abbas to sit down with Natanyahu and negotiate, that's his only hope.
Exclusive with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas
The president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, sat down for an exclusive interview with FRANCE 24, as the international community looks to autumn 2011 as a deadline for the creation of an independent Palestinian state.
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Mr.Abbas speaks in english to european and american media different than he speaks in arabic for his own people.Even here -nothing about palestinian recognition of israel as a JEWISH STATE.What he wants is to move Israel to the 1967 borders,and after that-new wave of terror and pressure to on Israel to accept the palestinian refugees-means the end of Israel.
so as an israeli i will never agree with that.
Palestinian Nation
Recogition for a Palestinian State is long overdue. The US needs to stop putting up roadblocks and give Palestine the same support it gives Isreal. Isreal commits the same acts it condemns. Isreal not only needs to recognize Palestine as a nation but respect their rights as an equal.
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Dow tumbled 138 points yesterday. I fear by next week it will plunge another 500! That is crappy.. I am already on my way to losing my car.. anyone know a good bankruptcy lawyer?
Palestine
There was a democratic Gov. of Whole Palestine before the declaration of Independace by Israel after the Jews took Haifa , I believe the best solution is going back to the System of Whole Palestine where evey body fulfills his prayers according to his religion either Jew or Christisn or Moslim...as USA or Swiss...
No to Palestinian State
This is outrageous and crazy. No one can tell Israel to split their country because the Europeans feel they need to do so. Should they recognize a Palestinian State, a new war will emerge and the Palestinians again will lose, but this time for good. Tell Abbas to sit down with Natanyahu and negotiate, that's his only hope.