Livni: if Israel does not involve in negotiations, other parties will have their says

Tuesday November 04, 2008 07:11 by Rami Almeghari - IMEMC & Agencies

Israeli foreign minister and head of the ruling Kadima party, Tsibi Livni, stated yesterday that if Israel does involve in political negotiations, other parties will have their says regarding such negotiations.

Israeli Foreign Minister, Tsibi Livni/ archive photo

Livni , who will participate in the upcoming Quartet Committee meeting in the Egyptian Red Sea Resort of Sharm Elsheikh, pointed out that she will deliver her position during that meeting, slated for next Sunday.

The Israeli foreign minister's remarks came after the leader of opposition in Israeli, Benjamin Netanyahu, warned of not negotiating with the Palestinians in a time Livni had earlier hinted at her willingness to keep up negotiations with the Palestinians.

Also, Livni believed that there is a possibility for Israel and Palestinians to reach an agreement by the end of this year, as envisioned by the outgoing American administration of Gorge W. Bush.

Recently, minister Livni has been reportedly failed to form a coalition government after having exhausted all possible efforts to do so, in coordination with other Israeli parliamentary blocs including the Likud of Netanyahu

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