De Jordan Times bericht: 'PETRA -- Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on Thursday
said he had no commitment to carry out full withdrawal
from territories the Jewish state seized in the1967 war.
"I have no commitment to return back to the boundaries,
which are defined by my colleague Abu Mazen [Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas] or by other Palestinians," Olmert told Nobel peace laureate Elie Wiesel during a chat attended by 24 prize winners. "We will argue about it, we will negotiate about it, but there will be blocks of settlements that will remain, they can't be evacuated, they will not be evacuated," said Olmert, shortly after meeting with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at a breakfast hosted by King Abdullah.
"But a large part will be evacuated by Israel and will be
a contiguous territory, where Palestinians will be able to realise their dream of building their own state."
Abbas told a similar session on Wednesday that he would
work out an "eternal" peace treaty if Israel returns back
to the 1967 border.
"The political power is not with Abbas. It is with
government that is controlled by Hamas. I will not
negotiate with them [the movement]," said Olmert. He set conditions to negotiate with the Palestinian Authority: The disarmament of the "terrorist organisations", the full implementation of all agreements signed between the two sides and the formal recognition of Israel's right to exist.' Zie: http://jordantimes.com/fri/news/news3.htm
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