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Palestinians see no possibility of talks with Israel

Tuesday, 09 June 2015 9:00 PM [ Last Update: Tuesday, 09 June 2015 9:34 PM ]

Mona Kandil

Press TV, Ramallah

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has once again accused Palestinian officials of evading the so-called peace talks with Tel Aviv. This comes as Palestinians say they do not engage in negotiations with the occupying forces as Palestinian lands are undoubtedly theirs and Israel should be sued for illegally grabbing them.

Once again, the Palestinian officials have reiterated their stance, that it’s impossible to engage in any form of the so-called peace talks with Israel. Earlier, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in remarks before a meeting with Czech Foreign Minister Lubomir Zaoralek, had accused the Palestinians of refusal to negotiate with Israel for the past decade.

Observers meanwhile, say that the Palestinians do not expect anything from any foreign country as the U-S and most of the European countries will never withraw their support from Tel Aviv.

The most important thing for the Palestinians now, is to sue Tel Aviv for war crime charges. On the 25th of June, the Palestinian authority will be submitting two lawsuits against Israel to the International Criminal Court in The Hague. The cases are related to Israel's ongoing settlement activities, and Tel Aviv's last summer deadly war on the Gaza Strip.

Netanyahu is trying to put the blame on Palestinians for fear that Israel could face further international isolation. The Palestinians insist that Israel’s aggression and settlement activities are the main reasons for the failure of any form of negotiations.

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