French PM Calls on Netanyahu to ‘Show Some Faith’ in Peace Initiative
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French Prime Minister Manuel Valls, pictured, called on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to show some faith in the French peace initiative. Photo: Wikipedia.
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls on Saturday said that “Netanyahu must show some faith” in a peace bid being pushed by France, after the Israeli Prime Minister rejected the initiative in favor of direct negotiations with the Palestinians.
Valls is set to arrive in Israel on Saturday evening for a four day visit to the region aimed at advancing the French initiative and an international peace conference in Paris scheduled for June 3.
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