Netanyahu eyeing smaller West Bank pullback for talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly planned a new proposal to revive peace talks by offering Palestinians autonomy in a further 6 to 8 percent of the West Bank in exchange for entering accelerated final status negotiations. The plan follows Netanyahu’s pledge of more East Jerusalem settlements after a religious student’s killing, and would require a crackdown by Yasser Arafat on militants.
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Netanyahu reportedly proposes partial West Bank concessions
Yediot Ahronot reports Netanyahu proposed granting 3 to 5 percent of West Bank control in a meeting with Secretary of State Albright two weeks ago. Maariv and Yediot also say President Clinton is angry at Netanyahu for not pressuring a freeze on settlement construction.
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