'Palestinians' to complain to Security Council
The 'Palestinians' say that they will complain to the UN Security Council about Israel's failure to renew the 'settlement freeze.' The Palestinian Authority will appeal to the United Nations Security Council and demand to hold an urgent hearing about the settlements, said Nabil Abu Rudeina, the spokesperson for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.That's worked out real well for the last 43 years, hasn't it?
Abu Rudeina added that Abbas has already approached the PLO representative to the United Nations on the matter.
Labels: PLO, settlement freeze, UN Security Council
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 6:20 AM
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The Palestinians refused to negotiate with Israel when there was a freeze.
It was a one time good will offer from Israel and not an entitlement.
And here they are looking for ways to avoid negotiating with Israel and trying to get the rest of the world to force Israel to give them what they can't get at the negotiating table they refuse to sit at to work things out with the Jewish State.
Don't look for those talks to resume any time soon.
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