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Saeb Erekat and Tzipi Livni, chief Palestinian and Israeli negotiators in the now-defunct peace talks. Photo: Marc Müller via Wikimedia Commons.
Arutz Sheva – Former Justice Minister Tzipi Livni insisted that she turned to US Secretary of State John Kerry and urged him not to allow the Palestinian Authority (PA) draft resolution to go to vote before elections “with Israel’s interests in mind” during a Channel 10 interview Saturday night.
“I turned to Kerry to safeguard the interests of the State of Israel, to prevent the world’s coercion of Palestinian demands on Israel,” Livniinsisted. “I’m glad I did it and I’m glad that things I do have an impact on the world, what can not be said about Prime Minister [Binyamin] Netanyahu.”
