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Lieberman: ’Israel’ will Never Limit Settlement Building
Local Editor
"Israeli" Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman vowed that the Zionist entity will never agree to limit its illegal settlement building in occupied East al-Quds.
"One thing should be clear: we will never accept the definition of building in "Jewish" neighborhoods of "Jerusalem" [al-Quds] as settlement activity," he said at a news conference with his German counterpart Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
He further added: "We won't accept any limitation on building in "Jewish" areas of (East) "Jerusalem"," he said, referring to "Israeli"-occupied Palestinian territories.
His remarks came one day after thousands marched in the streets of Bethlehem to mark Palestinian Independence Day and the 10th anniversary of Palestinian Authority leader Yasser Arafat's death.
Palestinians marched through the main streets of the holy city waving Palestinian flags. The march went from the governmental compound near Duheisha refugee camp past the city's central Fatah office and then onward to the Nativity Church in the historic center.
On the 26th anniversary of the treaty's signing, the PLO said in a statement that despite the 1988 ‘"compromise," "Israel" had since failed to be "a partner in "peace"," adding that the "Israeli" expansion and colonization of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip has dimmed the prospect of a two-state solution.
""Israel" responded by colonizing more of our land and entrenching its control over the occupied West Bank, including East al-Quds, and the Gaza Strip. The possibility of a two-state solution is quickly fading away," the statement read.
"The international community must now act decisively in order to salvage the two-state solution. The international community's recognition of a State of Palestine on all of the territory occupied by "Israel" in 1967 would be an important first step."
The PLO statement came two days after "Israel" announced plans to build 200 units in Ramot in occupied East al-Quds.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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