Binyamin Netanyahu: occupation is not cause of conflict
The Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, has said there will never be peace with the Palestinians until they recognise Israel as a Jewish state, and has dismissed Israel's military occupation of Palestinian land and the growth of Israeli settlements as the root cause of the conflict. In an uncompromising speech, Netanyahu insisted the Palestinians must abandon their core demand of the right
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