Published: 16 July 2016
Last updated: 4 March 2024
Netanyahu prefers Cairo’s initiative to the French alternative. But will he follow through this time? If he hesitates as usual, and the Cairo track flounders, the Egyptians will be central players in the French initiative.
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What do Palestinians think about Egypt's peace initiative? – Shlomi Eldar – Al-Monitor 12.07.16
Hamas leaders are unhappy about a diplomatic process led by al-Sisi, in the framework of the Arab Peace Initiative, because it positions Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas as Israel's interlocutor. And they realise that the physical blockade on Gaza is now being compounded by an Israel-Egypt diplomatic rapprochement. But they are being very careful not to express their objections out loud. PA officials, on the other hand, reportedly want to use the Egyptian track to expose Netanyahu’s true colors.
Former Palestinian PM draws fire at home for new reconciliation plan - Avi Issacharoff – The Times of Israel 14.07.16
Salam Fayyad unveils blueprint for Palestinian unity and statehood, is immediately castigated by Abbas allies.
Abbas says Cairo peace summit only after settlement freeze - Avi Issacharoff – The Times of Israel 13.07.16
Abbas has not insisted on such conditions for nothing; he must know Netanyahu will reject them.
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