http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/1.571062
President Netanyahu has stated the Israel is not obligated to accept every part of the framework Kerry is writing. He has made some bold statements that seems that this discussion is only one way. Israel gets everything they want or no one gets what they want. Netanyahu said that Palestinian recognition of Israel as the Jewish state and robust security measures were the key to reaching a peace agreement with the Palestinians. The premier emphasized that he doesn’t want a binational state, but “I also don’t want another terror state on our borders. We need to achieve both those goals.” Arab opposition to the existence of the Zionist state has always been the root of the conflict, Netanyahu said. “It is not about the settlers, nor even about a Palestinian state – to which Israel has already agreed. There is only one cause: opposition to a Jewish state.”
“We say that the solution to the conflict is two sovereign states and mutual recognition. The Palestinians must recognize Israel as the national homeland of the Jewish people.”
The other Israeli requirement, Netanyahu said, is strong security arrangements, including an Israel Defense Forces presence in the Jordan Valley. “We don’t want to rule over the Palestinians, but the meaning of the necessary security measures is that some of their sovereignty will need to be limited.” He summed up by saying “The solution is a demilitarized Palestinian state that recognizes Israel as the Jewish state. That is the only solution that will work.” Netanyahu also said that Palestinian incitement, which had been going on for 90 years in schools, media, mosques and from the leadership, had to end.
