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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks during his meeting with US Vice President Mike Pence in Warsaw, Poland on February 14, 2019.
(photo credit: REUTERS / KACPER PEMPEL)
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Arab countries not to reject the Trump peace plan before its presentation.
"We will wait to see what the plan will look like after the Israeli elections," Netanyahu said. "As you can imagine, it takes a little of my time now. We are waiting for the presentation of this plan.
"I think none of us should reject the American administration's plan even before it is presented."
At the same meeting, Netanyahu told Arab leaders that Israel knew that peace was a "one way street".
"For Israel to be at peace or normalize its relations with the Arab world at large, we need to bring peace between Israel and the Palestinians," he said. "As peace was not forthcoming, we were stuck without options."
But, said the prime minister, this is starting to change.
"Of course, it is true that if we make progress and obtain an official peace with the Palestinians, it will help us with the Arab world," said Netanyahu, "and I would say with some parts of the Muslim world. Greater peace can be achieved. When we meet with Arab leaders and we talk about organizing the movement capacity in the Middle East, flying over Middle Eastern countries and maintaining economic relations, this effectively contributes to the realization of 39, a broad peace and an Israeli-Palestinian peace, said the Prime Minister.
Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir responded by saying that resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict would go a long way in "dispelling the emotions and paving the way for enhanced cooperation with the countries of the region".
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