The Influence, And Views Of Netanyahu On The Middle East Peace Plan

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for Israel. Later when he was an Israeli diplomat he renounced his
American citizenship. In 1996 he became the Prime Minister of Israel. He now has
the most influence from the Israeli side of things. Benjamin Netanyahu has done
many interviews and addresses with the American people. One such interview he
did to express his views was with Time Magazine. Time asked him if he were a
Palestinian, how he would regard toward Netanyahu? He replies, "If I read the
controlled Palestinian media, I would think that, as they call me, I am worse
than Hitler."(Beyer, 1996, p.38) They then asked him if a Palestinian could see
you for what you really are what they would see. He replied to that by saying,
"I think they would regard me as a person who believes deeply in the necessity
of peace and that we don't have an anther partner other than the Palestinian
Authority. I think that any Palestinian mother reading this should understand
that I am as deeply conscious of her pain of losing her ...

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same at any way possible without
war. He went on and said, "We want a stable and lasting peace, not a temporary,
fleeting agreement. We want peace that will last for our children and our
grandchildren, not just for tomorrow's newspapers."(U.S. Department of State
Dispatch, Netanyahu, 1996, speech), Netanyahu does not want the quick fix
agreement. He does not want a cheap peace plan that might last until the next
terrorist attack and then be back where the countries were before. He wants
something that will please both sides and will last for a long time with peace.
Netanyahu said, "Security is essential if we are to make progress toward real
peace arrangements with our neighbors." (U.S. ...

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