Abbas: 'Israeli Gov't Is Uncooperative'

Abbas: 'Israeli Gov't Is Uncooperative'

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Neither the Palestinian leadership nor senior Israeli officials were optimistic Wednesday, as proximity talks mediated by US Middle East envoy George Mitchell opened.

Speaking to CNN on Wednesday, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas called the Netanyahu government "extreme and uncooperative." The PA president added that "since they are an elected government we have no choice to work with them," but warned that he will halt negotiations if building in the West Bank continues.

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Ok - "last round" of talks has begun, and doesnt look good...

I am far from being optimistic about outcome of these talks. I expect those are "doomed to fail" and this last round is given to media war, and from Arabs side to Israel as last possible way to prevent coming wars.

With all sense Israel should back down from occupied lands and do what ever possible to prevent war in multiple fronts against half dozen enemies - But like we have seen, Israel has ready itself to wars - and those we will get soon.

Iran is training them self with 8-day military drills opened today and last moments preparations are on their way... - 1000s drones flown to Afghanistan - for what?

Gentlemans, only weeks left to "Great Summer War" in Middle East!

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[edit on 5-5-2010 by JanusFIN]

cant we all just get along?

no

why?

because the zionists are like the modern age nazis with their own beliefs and destructive ideologies, the zionists need war and war is what they will get. the god of zionists is satan, and their messiah is the antichrist. its not very hard to comprehend once you understand their agenda.

Arab Nations have gave timeframe for these negotiations not more than to July - and how about war with Syria when we know this...

USA just gave yesterday more sanctions against them, but Russia?

Medvedev to make landmark visit to Syria

MOSCOW - President Dmitry Medvedev will travel to Syria next week, the Kremlin said Wednesday, the first visit by a Kremlin chief as Russia seeks to tighten ties with Cold War-era allies in the Middle East. "Russian President Dmitry Medvedev will visit the Syrian Arab Republic on an official visit on May 10-11," the Kremlin said in a statement. A Kremlin spokesman said Medvedev's two-day trip would be the first ever visit to the country by any Russian or Soviet head of state.

www.middle-east-online.com...

Man is that headline an understatement or what?

That is one sad situation, and the powerful side is the one in the wrong. Its the powerful side that has to give more up in negotiations if they want peace.