Netanyahu won't stand for two state solution.

He wants a bantustan solution.

On Friday, a second round of talks between Netanyahu and Kadima leader Tzipi Livni failed as Netanyahu said there would be no two-state solution.

"A final agreement will see the Palestinians having the full authority to run their lives," he reportedly told Livni. "But do you want them to have control of the air space, their own army, the right for them to make alliances with other states like Iran, or control over borders that would allow for weapons imports? I won't stand for it."

According to a source familiar with the situation, Netanyahu said he would "go on and take forward the talks with the Palestinians. But if they get full sovereignty it will pose a risk to the security of the State of Israel."

Sources say Netanyahu was not against the Palestinians having some autonomy in foreign affairs, such as embassies and diplomatic ties with any country in the world. But he deliberately avoided the use of the word "state" because it implied sovereignty and control over military affairs.

Bibi- palestinians have the right to self determination

Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu says he believes in the Palestinians' right to self governance, The Washington Post has reported.

In his first interview with the foreign media since he was chosen to head Israel's next government, the Likud chair told The Washington Post: "I think there is broad agreement inside Israel and outside that the Palestinians should have the ability to govern their lives but not to threaten ours."

Netanyahu further said he would continue peace talks with the Palestinians, while at the same time advancing "the economic development that has begun" in the Palestinian Authority.

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The Likud chair added: "I personally intend to take charge of a government committee that will regularly address the needs of the Palestinian economy in the West Bank."

Asked about Israel's achievements in its three-week offensive in the Gaza Strip and whether he thought that Hamas should be toppled, Netanyahu said only that "Hamas is incompatible with peace."

"I hope that the Palestinians in Gaza find the ability to change this regime because we want to have peace with all the Palestinians. Right now, what we should do is enable humanitarian aid to flow into Gaza but not in such a way as it enables Hamas to buy more rockets."

During his interview, Netanyahu referred to recent reports about future dialogue between Israel and Syria, saying "Syria so far has been talking peace but has enabled Hezbollah to arm itself in contravention of UN Security Council resolutions."

"I would talk to Syria about abandoning these courses of action and building confidence that they really want to move toward peace. So far they're not giving that impression," he said.



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From the mouth of the CIA serpent. now the head of state for israel.

Again.

Thanks for fowarding this zionist propaganda from the source of the horror.

If israel wanted peace and security they would end their racist pogrom against the people of Palestine, stop the murderous incursions, tear down the wire and walls, end the pastime of sniping on civilians and children and declair equal rights and freedom to travel and associate w/o reguard to their religion.

But instead we keep hearing the lies of the zionist state as they blather about their subject prisoner population resisting genocide.

A two state solution is just more excuses to invade, massacre and have the victims submit to the never ending siege.

It never ends.