PA’s Erekat Expresses Hope That Israelis Elect ‘Peace Partner,’ Not ‘Occupier’
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Arutz Sheva – Saeb Erekat, the Palestinian Authority’s (PA) chief negotiator, is hoping that in the upcoming elections Israelis will choose a leader who will accept the “two-state solution”.
Erekat, who spoke on Tuesday with reporters near Bethlehem, said, according to Kol Yisrael radio, that the Palestinian Arabs wish for the citizens of Israel to elect a partner for peace. He added that he does not care who is elected, so long as it is someone who accepts the two-statesolution and agrees to stop construction in the “settlements”.
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