Palestinians 'must meet quartet demands'

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said today that the new Palestinian unity government must “openly and clearly” agree with the demands of the Quartet of Middle East negotiators – adopting past agreements, renouncing terrorism, and recognising Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert said today that the new Palestinian unity government must “openly and clearly” agree with the demands of the Quartet of Middle East negotiators – adopting past agreements, renouncing terrorism, and recognising Israel.

Olmert also said Israel was interested in peace with Syria, but not empty talks as long as Damascus continued to support terrorism. Syria has denied the charge.

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