Posted on Thu, September 30, 2010 at 02:27 am CEST
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Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation Churkin Addresses the General Debate of the 65th Session of the General Assembly

During the resumed direct Palestinian-Israeli talks the parties must demonstrate political will and do their utmost for their success. In this connection, the decision by the Israeli authorities not to extend the moratorium on Israeli settlement activities raises serious concern. A way out should be found from the resulting situation to make sure that the negotiations continue… Continue reading

Topics: Russian Federation • United Nations 
Posted on Tue, September 28, 2010 at 13:04 pm CEST
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Palestinian Preconditions for Peace Talks

The Palestinian Authority has preconditioned further peace talks on a halt to all Jewish building in the disputed territories. Israel, on the other hand, seeks to reach a negotiated peace settlement with its Palestinian neighbors as soon as possible… Continue reading

Topics: Israel • Israeli–Palestinian Conflict • Palestinian Authority • Peace Process 
Posted on Sat, September 11, 2010 at 12:53 pm CEST
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Victims On The Road To ‘Peace’

A persistent myth of the Arab-Israeli conflict is that Palestinian terrorists kill Jews in order to “disrupt the peace process,’’ and that the best response to terrorism is to persevere with negotiations. That explanation for last week’s carnage was repeated everywhere… Continue reading

Topics: Anti-Zionism • Global Jihad • Hamas • Israel • Israeli–Palestinian Conflict • Jew-Hatred • Palestinian Authority • Peace Process 
Posted on Tue, December 15, 2009 at 17:12 pm CET
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Abbas demands UN resolution of 1967 borders

The Palestinians will demand a United Nations resolution declaring that all lands seized by Israel in 1967 are occupied territory because of stalled peace talks, which will only resume if Israel halts settlement building, Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas said… Continue reading

Topics: Palestinian Authority • UN Resolution 242