ARAB-ISRAELI RELATIONS - July 27 - Israeli Official Advocates Partial Withdrawal From West Bank.

APS Diplomat Recorder | July 28, 2007 | Copyright

A senior member of the Israeli government advocates partial withdrawal of Israeli troops and settlers from the West Bank, and Israeli officials raised the prospect of an initial pullback of forces from the quiet town of Jericho. Haim Ramon, a deputy PM and ally of PM Ehud Olmert, said on Israel Radio that the government should move quickly to negotiate the principles of a peace deal and leave "most" of the occupied West Bank. He told foreign diplomats he favored a withdrawal from 70% of the West Bank. Olmert was elected on a platform of unilateral Israeli withdrawal from ...

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