Netanyahu and Mubarak hold talks

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**The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has met Egypt’s president ahead of the expected resumption of indirect Middle East peace talks.**Mr Netanyahu and Hosni Mubarak spoke for 90 minutes in the Egyptian Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.

An Israeli government statement said the talks had been “constructive” and had taken place “in a good atmosphere”.

Mr Netanyahu later discussed the peace efforts with US President Barack Obama in a telephone call, officials said.

It came as the US envoy, George Mitchell, returned to the region.

The Palestinian Authority has refused to attend the indirect “proximity talks” mediated by Mr Mitchell since March, when Israel approved plans for the construction of 1,600 homes in a settlement in East Jerusalem.

‘Preparing the ground’

During their meeting on Monday, Mr Netanyahu and Mr Mubarak “reviewed Egyptian and international efforts to prepare the ground for the indirect talks aimed at a two-state solution,” the Egyptian news agency Mena said.

The Israeli prime minister’s office said they had discussed “renewing the peace process and other regional and bilateral issues”.

Israeli media reports say the proximity talks will resume on Wednesday.

However, Palestinian leaders are said to require the backing of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), which will not meet until Saturday.

Israeli-Palestinian peace talks have been stalled since 2008.

Israel has occupied the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, since 1967. It insists Jerusalem will remain its undivided capital.

Nearly half a million Jews live in more than 100 settlements in the West Bank, among a Palestinian population of about 2.5 million.

The settlements are illegal under international law, although Israel disputes this.

The Palestinian Authority has refused to enter direct talks unless Israel completely halts building in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

In November, Israel announced a 10-month suspension of new building in the West Bank, under heavy US pressure. But it considers areas within the Jerusalem municipality as its territory and thus not subject to the restrictions.

But reports suggest an unofficial slowdown of approvals for major projects in East Jerusalem may have been instigated by Mr Netanyahu in an attempt to help mend relations with the US strained by March’s announcement.This article is from the BBC News website. © British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.

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just like jews say palestine belong to them as it did during the time of Prophet Moses Peace and blessing be upon him,i say lets go further in the past and make netanyahoo slave of Mr Hosni mubarik just like jews were slaves of egyptians before Prophet Moses A.S came.

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Yeap.

And just like in the Musa pbuh's time, Jewish people have whooped Egyptians in 67 and 73. I mean in 73, the whole third army of Egypt was captured on Egyptian soil. What a shame. The humiliation of defeat lead the Egyptian Sadat to sign peace treaty with Jewish people.

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^you are kidding right?
egypt won and took back sinai..

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two firaa'un k bachay, hope they end up like sharon

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^whats up with sharon these days.is he dead or alive?

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he looks dead but he’s alive :rotfl:

now that’s punishment!

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why do Pakistanis feel the pain of arabs so much? why is it only the Pakistani rafeeq who carries the weight of the whole "ummah"'s suffering on his/her shoulders?

go live in Saudi Arabia and you will pretty quickly realize where your rafeeq ass stands in the "ummah". and you won't feel the pain of the arabs as much as you do right now.

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cuz unlike some souless individuals who can't understand the concept UMMAH and who continue on dividing/carving up the ummah, there are people still left in this world who give importance to ONE ummah!!! the ummah which is the best of all.

Allah doesn't say "O Pakistanis" or "O Saudis" ... he says "O Muslims!"

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soulless? well whatever...

yeah, like I said go to Saudi Arabia and interact with your "brothers" instead of living in a kaafir country. go get educated there. go get a job there. and you will pretty quickly realize what a fraud the whole ummah is. seems like the whole ummah bakwaas was created to exploit the poor Pakistani so that he could be used to fight the dirty wars of the lazy and cowardly arabs.

I could live with the whole Islam thing if moulvis, arabs and the ummah bakwaas weren't part of the package.

they say that Islam was revealed unto the Arabs because they were the most jaahil people on the planet. well guess what 1400 years later, not much has changed... they still are the most jaahil people on the planet. so, should Islam be revealed to them all over again?

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and you call yourself Muslim. May Allah guide you.

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I can call myself Muslim, Jewish, Hindu, Kaafir, whatever the fk else I want. none of your goddamn business. don't have to get your fking permission.

I hope Allah guides you... to the closest jail for being a supporter of terrorism.

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PATRIOT, n. One to whom the interests of a part seem superior to those of the whole. The dupe of statesmen and the tool of conquerors.

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You must be reading the madeup history form Almanar or other Hizbi lies.

Even though Egyptians and Syrians attacked Israel from TWO sides, in less than 20 days, the things were overturned for both of the attackers.

Here is a quote for you.
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By the end of the war, the Israelis were some 101 kilometers from Egypt’s capital, Cairo and occupied 1,600 square kilometers west of the Suez Canal.[106] The Israelis had also cut the Cairo-Suez road and encircled two infantry divisions of Egypt’s Third Army. The Egyptians held a narrow strip on the east bank of the Canal, occupying some 1,200 square kilometers of Sinai.[107]
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Now go and cry.

And when you are done crying, read the following for a full picture of 73 war, when tiny tiny Israeli army/airforce whooped Syrians and Egyptians.

Take your religious colored glasses off and see the reality.

p.s. Arabs from Egypt and Syria and Jordan and Iraq are terrible soldiers. They don’t know left from their right, and people like you keep on spreading myths.

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^lol thats wikipedia.
everyone with two eyez and a normal functioning brain can see egypt took sinai back.

do u support mqm??

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NA,

ARe you that ignorant about the history?

Had Sadat taken the Sinai back in 73, then what the heck he got back by signing the humiliating Camp David treaty during Carter's time?

Do you even know how to read?

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^i dont know what u saying.all i know is egypt won cause it took back sinai.
as simple as simon

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yeah it is simple.

Sadat touched American feet and apologized. Then said I won't threaten Israel again. Maafi day do mai baap.

And then Israel gave back the Sinai.

However if you imply that Egypt won Sinai back in 73 war. Then the answer is NO!