Netanyahu meets Trump special representative Greenblatt

March 14, 2017 Agencies
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Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has held a five hours’ meeting in Jerusalem with Jason Greenblatt, US President Donald Trump’s Special Representative for International Negotiations.

Jason Greenblatt meets with Benjamin Netanyahu 

They reaffirmed the joint commitment of both Israel and the United States to advance a genuine and lasting peace between Israel and the Palestinians that strengthens the security of Israel and enhances stability in the region.

The Prime Minister told Mr. Greenblatt that he believes that under President Trump’s leadership, it is possible to advance peace between Israel and all its neighbours, including the Palestinians, and he looks forward to working closely with President Trump to achieve that goal.

Mr. Greenblatt reaffirmed President Trump’s commitment to Israel’s security and to the effort to help Israelis and Palestinians achieve a lasting peace through direct negotiations.

The Prime Minister and Mr. Greenblatt continued discussions relating to settlement construction in the hope of working out an approach that is consistent with the goal of advancing peace and security.

Mr. Greenblatt stressed how important enabling the growth of the Palestinian economy and improving the quality of life for Palestinians are to President Trump.

The Prime Minister assured Mr. Greenblatt that he was fully committed to broadening prosperity for Palestinians and sees it as a means of bolstering the prospects for peace.

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