France not backing away from plans to submit UN resolution on two-states
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(Worthy News) – France denied on Wednesday that it was backing away from plans to submit a UN Security Council resolution calling for a two-state solution based on the 1967 lines, the Jerusalem Post reported.
The denial followed comments to the contrary by a senior Palestinian and a well-connected American Jewish official earlier in the week.
“France has not given up,” a French Ministry spokesman said Wednesday at a daily press briefing. “A Security Council resolution would be useful to give a solid basis to new negotiations. But it must be consensual and then be implemented.” [ Source ]
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