While going through the daily news, I came across this article on the english website of Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth about Turkish and Tunisian ties with Israel.
The article talks about an interview the prime ministers from both countries had with the London based Al-Quds Al-Arabi newspaper, which reported on the visit of both prime ministers to Abu Dhabi, where they spoke about relations with Israel.
Both prime ministers say that their countries’ ties with Israel serve the Palestinian cause and are aimed at finding a solution to the conflict.
The article goes on to say that Tunisian prime minister, Mr. Mohamed El Ghannoushi said that there was no direct conflict between Tunisia and Israel, and that his country was fully ready to recognize Israel and normalize ties, but added that this would
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Hello,
I believe in negotiation as the only mean Palestine will get any rights, dialogue should stay open, even with Israel, I agree with you that there is no way of establishing normal relationships w/Israel, but there is no way of giving up dialogue or negotiation either.
PS:Nice blog!
Hello,
I believe in negotiation as the only mean Palestine will get any rights, dialogue should stay open, even with Israel, I agree with you that there is no way of establishing normal relationships w/Israel, but there is no way of giving up dialogue or negotiation either.
PS:Nice blog!
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