What did Clinton demand during her 43-minute call to Netanyahu?
Just what did Secretary Clinton ask from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during her stern, 43-minute phone call with him last Friday, in the wake of the East Jerusalem housing-project* announcement that Clinton described as “insulting“? For the answer, check out this report from FP staff writer Josh Rogin over The Cable. Update, March 23: ...
Just what did Secretary Clinton ask from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during her stern, 43-minute phone call with him last Friday, in the wake of the East Jerusalem housing-project* announcement that Clinton described as "insulting"?
For the answer, check out this report from FP staff writer Josh Rogin over The Cable.
Update, March 23: The phrase "East Jerusalem housing-project announcement" corrects the original phrase, "settlements announcement."
Just what did Secretary Clinton ask from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during her stern, 43-minute phone call with him last Friday, in the wake of the East Jerusalem housing-project* announcement that Clinton described as “insulting“?
For the answer, check out this report from FP staff writer Josh Rogin over The Cable.
Update, March 23: The phrase “East Jerusalem housing-project announcement” corrects the original phrase, “settlements announcement.”
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