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Israel

Asked what the Prime Minister had said to Prime Minister Netanyahu about the UK’s position if Israel didn’t engage in real peace talks, the PMS said that in some respects that was getting into the grounds of speculation – we needed to see through the current deal. The Prime Minister had been clear that we would judge the new Palestinian Government on its actions and our priority was that we wanted a negotiated settlement between Israel and the Palestinians. We wanted a two-state solution and the creation of a Palestinian state. We urged both parties to engage in fresh talks.

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