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Policy statements

2009

Excerpts from PM Netanyahu’s speech at the Knesset Special Session

(23 Dec 2009)

Internal cohesion is the most important thing that will allow us to achieve two tasks: defending ourselves against attacks on our right to self-defense and ensuring that the Palestinian Authority comes to the negotiating table.

Address by President Peres to the UN Climate Change Conference

(17 Dec 2009)

We are here to engage in a global commitment to save the environment. As the President of a country working towards peace and desiring a clean planet, I wish to join you in the planning for a better future.

Danny Ayalon pens historic op-ed in largest pan-Arab daily newspaper

(15 Dec 2009)

The Deputy Foreign Minister calls on the Arab world to step forward and join with Israel to defeat the forces of extremism and destruction in the Middle East.

Interview with Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon on IBA news in English

(8 Dec 2009)

The EU statement is one-sided, it's very biased and it's not constructive for building trust or building the platform for moving forward.

Interview with FM Liberman on Israel Radio

(2 Dec 2009)

Today there is a bloc of European states that supports us in the most complex and difficult situations both for us and for them.

Address by PM Netanyahu at the Calcalist Magazine Economic Conference

(1 Dec 2009)

Last week, the Cabinet passed an uncommon resolution to delay new construction in Judea and Samaria for ten months. This is a one-time-only, temporary decision.

Interview with President Peres on BBC "Hard Talk" in Persian

(1 Dec 2009)

Iran is not our enemy. Islam is not our enemy. The enemies are only the violent, extremist, fanatic people like Ahmadinejad.

PM Netanyahu addresses the Eilat Journalism Conference

(29 Nov 2009)

The Palestinians can say that Israel doesn't want peace, that this government doesn't want peace, that this prime minister doesn't want peace, and that only they want peace. But the truth is obvious to anyone who studies the facts.

Statement by PM Netanyahu on the Cabinet Decision to suspend new construction in Judea and Samaria

(25 Nov 2009)

Today, my cabinet authorized a policy of restraint regarding settlements which will include a suspension of new permits and new construction in Judea and Samaria for a period of ten months.

BBC interview with Israel government spokesman Mark Regev on PM Netanyahu's announcement

(25 Nov 2009)

We want to see the peace process move forward. We hope that today's decision by the Israeli government will help create the confidence that will energize the process.

Joint press conference with FM Liberman and German FM Guido Westerwelle

(24 Nov 2009)

We were pleased to see how decisive our German colleagues are, and how understanding they are of the fact that it is time to make clear and unequivocal decisions on this issue.

Interview with FM Liberman on REKA Network

(24 Nov 2009)

FM Liberman: We cannot say relations with Turkey are back to normal, as there have been no public apologies or any real policy changes. Only their rhetoric has somewhat changed.

Interview with FM Avigdor Liberman on Pervoe Radio

(19 Nov 2009)

For the first time, we successfully split up the solid anti-Israel coalition of African and South American countries at the United Nations.

Interview with FM Liberman on Israel TV Channel 9

(16 Nov 2009)

FM Liberman: "Any unilateral decision by the Palestinians will be immediately followed by our unilateral steps."

PM Netanyahu addresses the Saban Forum

(15 Nov 2009)

There is no substitute for negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, and any unilateral attempt outside that framework could entail unilateral steps by Israel.

Interview with FM Liberman on REKA Radio

(13 Nov 2009)

Our main objective for today is to try and organize a bloc of nine or ten European countries that would sympathize with us and vote with us. The times when the US and Micronesia were our only supporters are long gone.


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