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BTL:New Middle East Peace Talks Hinge on U.S. Pressuring Israel to Comply with International Law
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- Between the Lines
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- 20 Nov 2010
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- 20 Nov 2010 07:37:25 AM
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New Middle East Peace Talks Hinge on U.S. Pressuring Israel to Comply with International Law
Interview with Osamah Khalil, co-director of the group Al Shabaka, conducted by Scott Harris
After several months of stalled peace negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians, the Obama administration is hoping to broker a deal for a 90-day construction freeze, temporarily halting Israel's expansion of West bank settlements. This would exclude East Jerusalem, and the U.S. is reportedly offering Israel concessions including a pledge not to seek any further construction freezes, the sale of 20 advanced U.S. fighter jets, acceptance of Israeli forces in the Jordan Valley and a commitment to oppose international efforts to impose a political solution on Israel. Story continues
www.btlonline.org/2010/seg/101126cf-btl-khalil.html
Interview with Osamah Khalil, co-director of the group Al Shabaka, conducted by Scott Harris
After several months of stalled peace negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians, the Obama administration is hoping to broker a deal for a 90-day construction freeze, temporarily halting Israel's expansion of West bank settlements. This would exclude East Jerusalem, and the U.S. is reportedly offering Israel concessions including a pledge not to seek any further construction freezes, the sale of 20 advanced U.S. fighter jets, acceptance of Israeli forces in the Jordan Valley and a commitment to oppose international efforts to impose a political solution on Israel. Story continues
www.btlonline.org/2010/seg/101126cf-btl-khalil.html
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