Netanyahu rejects French initiative for peace conference
Mona Kandil
Press TV, Ramallah
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a French initiative for an international conference to try to revive peace talks. Palestinians have, however, welcomed the proposal, saying Tel Aviv’s opposition is part of a bid to buy more time to carry out its illegal plans in the occupied territories. Press TV’s Mona Kandil reports.
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