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Lieberman: If Egypt's Morsi is serious about peace with Israel, he should visit

Following the Egyptian president's remarks to Reuters that the Egypt-Israel peace treaty is safe, the foreign minister says he hopes to see Morsi in Israel.

By Tomer Zarchin and Reuters | 16:36 28.08.12 |

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Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said on Tuesday that if Egypt's President Mohammed Morsi is serious about peace with Israel he should visit the country.

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