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by Barak Ravid

Barak calls for security cabinet meet over stalled negotiations with Palestinians

Prime Minister Netanyahu indirectly responds to Defense Minister Ehud Barak's remarks, made during Sunday's cabinet meeting, saying that Palestinians are avoiding 'discourse of peace.'

By Barak Ravid | 22:13 13.08.12 |

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Defense Minister Ehud Barak insisted on convening a special meeting over stalled negotiations with the Palestinian Authority during Sunday's cabinet meeting.

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