Israel-Palestine Analysis: Is Knesset Playing a Peace-Deal Trick on Israeli Public?
 Friday, November 26, 2010 at 1:39 |
Friday, November 26, 2010 at 1:39 |      Ali Yenidunya in
Ali Yenidunya in   EA Middle East and Turkey,
EA Middle East and Turkey,   Middle East and Iran
Middle East and Iran   The opinions of Israel's people will be sought only if the Knesset has approved an agreement signed by the government; those opinions will have no value if the Knesset has rejected a proposal. Haaretz's Akiva Eldar concludes that "the referendum bill uses public as peace-deal rubber stamp".
The opinions of Israel's people will be sought only if the Knesset has approved an agreement signed by the government; those opinions will have no value if the Knesset has rejected a proposal. Haaretz's Akiva Eldar concludes that "the referendum bill uses public as peace-deal rubber stamp".
 Akiva Eldar,
Akiva Eldar,   Arab League,
Arab League,   Haaretz,
Haaretz,   Israel,
Israel,   Mahmoud Abbas,
Mahmoud Abbas,   Palestine
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