Reuters, By Dan Williams (23/7/2009)
* Israeli prime minister says he seeks peace; no specifics
* Netanyahu welcomes Bahrain call for "action in good faith"
* Abbas aide says talks could resume "immediately"
(Recasts with new quotes, details and background)
HERZLIYA, Israel, July 23 (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday he hoped to forge peace with the Palestinians and welcomed Arab overtures as a possible starting point, but offered no details on how it could be done.
The right-wing Israeli leader's comments came shortly before U.S. President Barack Obama's peace envoy, George Mitchell, visits the region for a new push to resume negotiations, stalled for months over controversy about settlement building...
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Friday, July 24, 2009
Netanyahu says he seeks peace with Palestinians
Reuters, By Dan Williams (23/7/2009)
* Israeli prime minister says he seeks peace; no specifics
* Netanyahu welcomes Bahrain call for "action in good faith"
* Abbas aide says talks could resume "immediately"
(Recasts with new quotes, details and background)
HERZLIYA, Israel, July 23 (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday he hoped to forge peace with the Palestinians and welcomed Arab overtures as a possible starting point, but offered no details on how it could be done.
The right-wing Israeli leader's comments came shortly before U.S. President Barack Obama's peace envoy, George Mitchell, visits the region for a new push to resume negotiations, stalled for months over controversy about settlement building...
Click here for full story
Click here for transcript of the PM's press conference

