In a critical speech at the opening of the winter session of the Knesset today, Opposition Leader Tzipi Livni called on Prime Minister Netanyahu to renew efforts toward a two-state solution, citing the “ticking hourglass” and the high price of any other alternative.
Amnon Meranda at Ynet reports:
Addressing the peace process, Livni called on Netanyahu to “go to the people of Israel and tell them, ‘This is the time for a decision, a decision between a Jewish state and a state of all its citizens with a solid Palestinian majority between the sea and the Jordan River. A Jewish state will only be maintained through a two-state arrangement. Any other way will lead to one other country between the sea and the Jordan River which is not Jewish.’