Bibi Holds Out Olive Branch to Palis

[Musician in His house]

Saw this on Breitbart at work today, but waited until I got home to post in case someone else saw it too. Problem is, my laptop is wigging out and has decided I don't need to see Breitbart right now. Could someone please provide the link from the Big Peace section of the website? The article had something to do with Bibi's unity government offering an olive branch of peace talks to the Palestinians. Kinda made me sit up and take notice.

[In Christ]

Saw this on Breitbart at work today, but waited until I got home to post in case someone else saw it too. Problem is, my laptop is wigging out and has decided I don't need to see Breitbart right now. Could someone please provide the link from the Big Peace section of the website? The article had something to do with Bibi's unity government offering an olive branch of peace talks to the Palestinians. Kinda made me sit up and take notice.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Peace/2...o-Palestinians

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu invited Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to resume direct peace negotiations, as Netanyahu forged a new national unity government between his Likud Party and the Kadima party, led by former Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Shaul Mofaz.

"I hope that President Abbas will use this opportunity to resume the peace talks," Netanyahu said as he announced the unity government, according to the Jerusalem Post:

“The Quartet suggested a few months ago a straightforward procedure: the resumption of direct negotiations without preconditions. That has always been our position and that is our position now,” Netanyahu said. “I do not know how you advance negotiations, let alone conclude them without engaging in them. We are prepared to engage in them at any time.”
“The process is not stuck because of us, that is the truth,” he added. “It is stuck because until the Palestinians have not decided to sit and negotiate with us.”

As Israel's former leading opposition party, Kadima took a more dovish line on the Palestinian issue than Netanyahu's Likud, leading to speculation that the new national unity government might be as aggressive in pursuing negotiations with the Palestinians as it will be in confronting the threat of a nuclear Iran.
As for Abbas, he has seemed more optimistic about negotiations in recent days, but has not made any explicit commitments to return to the table.

[Musician in His house]

Thanks, InChrist!

[In Christ]

Thanks, InChrist!

Your so very welcome s

[tbrian40]

There's a progressive liberal party in the Israeli government that is placing pressure on Bibi to be more tolerant of the rejected arabs in so-called 'Palestine'. I can't remember the name of that party offhand. Yes, Israel has communists within as well. So disconcerting. Isaiah 66:10.