Peu ou pas de progrès... Le dirigeant israélien est même très ferme dans son rejet de certains idées avancées par Obama. Agit-il ainsi parce qu'il sait qu'il peut compter sur des alliées au Congrès? Beaucoup de républicains n'aiment pas non plus les idées d'Obama...
"Yet both Obama and Netanyahu emphasized a need to make some kind of progress, against all obstacles, as changes sweep the Arab world.
"History will not give the Jewish people another chance," Netanyahu said.
Another major stumbling block is how to resolve the issue of Palestinian refugees. Palestinians demands a "right of return" of large numbers of refugees and descendants to Israel, but Israeli leaders say this would dilute the Jewish presence in Israel so that it would no longer be the Jewish state that Netanyahu demands and Obama supports.
"That's not going to happen," Netanyahu said. He said Palestinians need to recognize that, and also said that Israel would not budge on its need for troops on the border with Jordan.
Palestinians reacted angrily.
Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat said Netanyahu's comments were tantamount to "his total rejection of the Obama vision and speech."
"Without Mr. Netanyahu committing to two states on the 1967 lines, with mutually agreed swaps, he is not a partner to the peace process, and, I think, when President Obama gave him a choice between dictation and negotiations, he chose dictation, and when he gave him a choice between settlements and peace, he chose settlements."
"I don't think we can talk about a peace process with a man who says the 1967 lines are an illusion," Erekat said."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/20/obama-netanyahu-white-house-meeting_n_864828.html
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