Israeli PM Netanyahu wants non-stop talks with Palestinians

Israel’s prime minister is ready to sit down with the Palestinian president for continuous one-on-one talks until they reach a peace deal.

Israeli PM Netanyahu wants non-stop talks with Palestinians
Sun, 02 Jan, 2011 - 17:16

Israel’s prime minister is ready to sit down with the Palestinian president for continuous one-on-one talks until they reach a peace deal.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued his statement today in an apparent bid to breathe life into the stalled Mideast peace-making.

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