South African companies boycott G4S over links to Israeli prisons

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23. Good luck with getting an honest reply lol The Likud charter:

Likud officials call to omit Netanyahu's two-state declaration from party platform

The new platform is supposed to include a reference to the establishment of a Palestinian state, after the PM recognized the two-state solution principle in his 2009 Bar-Ilan University speech.
By Barak Ravid and Jonathan Lis | Dec. 25, 2012 |

http://www.haaretz.com/news/national/likud-officials-call-to-omit-netanyahu-s-two-state-declaration-from-party-platform.premium-1.489731


**From the allegedly peace loving Zionist Union, a Palestinian Bantustan is ordered up:

Zionist Union platform aims to set Israel's final borders [/b
3/8/2015

http://www.jpost.com/Israel-Elections/Zionist-Union-platform-aims-to-set-Israels-final-borders-393308


Mashaal: I accept a Palestinian state on '67 borders
By JPOST.COM STAFF 11/22/2012

Hamas leader says he'll move to a peaceful path contingent on the "end of the occupation" and Palestinian statehood.

"I accept a Palestinian state according [to] the 1967 borders, with Jerusalem as the capital, with the right to return," the Hamas leader told Christine Amanpour in Cairo.

Pushed about his party's refusal to recognize Israel, Mashaal said such a declaration could only be made once a Palestinian state has been created.

"After this state is established, it decides its standing toward Israel," the Hamas leader said

http://www.jpost.com/Middle-East/Mashaal-I-accept-a-Palestinian-state-on-67-borders

Hamas accepts 1967 borders, but will never recognize Israel, top official says
By Haaretz Service | May 11, 2011

Hamas would be willing to accept a Palestinian state within 1967 borders, a leader of the militant group, Mahmoud Zahar, told the Palestinian news agency Ma'an on Wednesday, adding, however, that Hamas would never recognize Israel since such a move would counter the group's aim to "liberate" all of Palestine.

Zahar's comments come amid Palestinian efforts to form a unity government that would include former rivals Fatah and Hamas, following a reconciliation agreement thHamas accepts 1967 borders, but will never recognize Israel, top official sayse two factions signed last week in Cairo.

Speaking to Ma'an on Wednesday, Zahar, hinting at the possible political line of a future Palestinian unity cabinet, said that recognizing Israel would "preclude the right of the next generations to liberate the lands," wondering: "What will be the fate of the five million Palestinians in the diaspora?"


The Gaza strongman went on to tell Ma'an that Hamas would be willing to recognize a Palestinian state "on any part of Palestine," as opposed to the group's proclaimed aim to form a state "from the [Jordan] river to the [Mediterranean] sea."

http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/hamas-accepts-1967-borders-but-will-never-recognize-israel-top-official-says-1.361072


Hamas: We’ll recognize Israel within '67 borders
Published: 05.11.2006

Faction's spokesman at Palestinian parliament voices pragmatic, surprising declarations during Ramallah conference; 'we, Hamas, are committed to calm up to this moment,' he says

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3249568,00.html

I made sure to only use those publications the group you're speaking to can handle, they
shamefully discredit others publications for obvious reasons.