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2010

Joint press conference with FM Liberman and Australian FM Rudd
(14 Dec 2010)
Liberman: My approach is that the question is not the NPT but, rather, whether you have a responsible country, a responsible government or not.
Address by PM Netanyahu at the Globes Business Conference
(13 Dec 2010)
Israel's economy over the past decade has been growing rapidly. Our goal should be to be included in the leading 15 countries in terms of per capita income within 15 years.
Remarks before meeting between PM Netanyahu and US Special Envoy Mitchell
(13 Dec 2010)
We're going to work together to establish a new path to achieve a common goal, which is to get a framework agreement for peace that will ensure both peace and security, and I may add prosperity.
Press conference marking International Human Rights Day
(9 Dec 2010)
At the joint press conference, Prof. Gerald Steinberg and Anne Herzberg of NGO Monitor presented Deputy FM Ayalon with its updated monograph NGO Lawfare - Exploitation of Courts in the Arab-Israeli Conflict.
Excerpts from PM Netanyahu's statement at the Knesset
(1 Dec 2010)
Israel is not hindering the solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Rather, it is the PA who is unwilling to stand up and say to its people the truth, the need for true compromise.
Statement by PM Netanyahu at meeting with German President Wulff
(29 Nov 2010)
Germany can play a key role today in helping Israel meet the enormous challenges that we face.
Joint press conference: FM Liberman and Italian FM Frattini
(23 Nov 2010)
FM Liberman: "I completely agree with my colleague that we can start the direct talks with the Palestinians immediately, without any preconditions, without accusations."
Israel a high-tech, free-market economy - Interview with PM Netanyahu on Fox Business Channel
(10 Nov 2010)
We're selling the software on chips and we're producing all sorts of technological innovations. We've essentially become an export-driven, high-tech economy.
PM Netanyahu talks geopolitics - Interview with Maria Bartiromo, CNBC
(9 Nov 2010)
Israel is now officially ranked as a developed economy as opposed to an emerging economy.
PM Netanyahu addresses the General Assembly of the Jewish Federations of North America
(8 Nov 2010)
We must recognize the dangers facing us and work to thwart them. We must seize the opportunity for prosperity and for peace with those of our neighbors who want peace.
Press conference with FM Liberman and German FM Westerwelle
(7 Nov 2010)
The ministers held a joint press conference following their meeting in Jerusalem.
Excerpts from PM Netanyahu's address to the Knesset plenary
(3 Nov 2010)
I know we have the desire to advance the political process, and I hope that the Palestinian Authority will also demonstrate such a desire.
PM Netanyahu addresses OECD Conference in Jerusalem
(25 Oct 2010)
All of these reforms will and are directed to one goal - to make Israel's economy freer, more competitive so that we can unleash the enormous potential that is in our people.
PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s remarks at the State Memorial Ceremony for Yitzhak Rabin
(20 Oct 2010)
A major change has occurred for the better within the people of Israel. Today, there is a good deal less shouting and animosity. We listen to each other more; our positions have grown closer together.
PM Netanyahu’s speech at the opening of the Knesset winter session
(11 Oct 2010)
The essence of the State of Israel is expressed in the fact that it is both the nation-state of the Jewish people and a democratic country for all its citizens.
Foreign Minister Liberman Addresses the UN General Assembly
(28 Sep 2010)
"We are ready for a fair solution and we are ready to cooperate with the international community. However, we are not ready to compromise our national security or the vital interests of the State of Israel."
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