New York – Israel’s prime minister said Saturday he hopes President Barack Obama refrains from pushing for a Palestinian state in his final months in office.
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Benjamin Netanyahu told Israel’s Channel 2 TV that the issue didn’t come up in this week’s meeting with Obama in New York. But he noted the president has previously vetoed anti-Israel measures at the United Nations and said peace would not be achieved through speeches.
Netanyahu said he “can only hope that this consistent approach of the Americans continues until the end of his presidency.”
After failing to reach a peace accord in his two terms in office, Obama is said to be considering a major speech or a U.S.-backed U.N. Security Council resolution that lays out what he sees as the contours of any viable deal.
Yemaach Shmoi
Here you guys see clearly who dont want peace.