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And by you. i know you want to keep going. what happens when let s say the big prize is i know sudan is on the table. some of these southeastern asian countries are on the table, but the big prize is saudi arabia. what happens when saudi arabia gets the u.s. to go along with some of the things that they want from the u.s. in terms of security measures, but they say, look, prime minister netanyahu, they probably call you bibi, i need something for the palestinians in order to go along with this. i can t do this around the palestinians. that s important to me and to my constituency. what are you willing to give? are you willing to let people in the west bank vote? are you willing to let the 300,000 arabing who have residency in east jerusalem vote? well, i m certainly willing to have them have all the powers they need to govern themselves. but none of the powers that can threaten us. this means that israel should have the overriding security responsibility because every time we moved
I went directly to the arab states and forged with a new concept of peace for peace. peace through strength. i forged four historic peace agreements. abraham accords. twice the number of peace agreements all my predecessors in 70 years asked combined. i know you re so committed to the abraham accords, a huge achievement, by president trump and by you, i know you want to keep going. what happens when let s say the big prize is i know sudan is on the table, some of these southeastern asian countries on the table, but the big prize is saudi arabia, obviously. what happens when saudi arabia gets the u.s. to go along with some of the things they want from the u.s. in terms of security measures, but they say, look, mr. netanyahu, they probably call you bb, i need something for the palestinians in order to go along with this. i can t just do this around the palestinians. that s important to me and to my constituency. what are you willing to give? are you willing to let people in
I understand, butjust tell me how you re going to get this legislation through parliament. it is the responsibility of all the political parties to make decisions which will make a better future for the future generations, because, at the end of the day, i know that this process will be hard and this process of negotiations will be tough. and i am aware of this, and all our citizens are aware of this. just a final thought. but at the end of the day, the big prize, the big prize is membership in the european union. because the macedonian citizens want to be part of the european union, but they want to live in the european union in their country here, and not to leave the country and to work in european union countries. just a final thought on this. you reached out to kiril petkov when he was prime minister of bulgaria.
To sit down at the small table here in north macedonia, alone, isolated, in conflict with all the neighbours, without talks with the european union. this sitting on the small table with a false dignity we have seen for 11 years. i understand, butjust tell me how you re going to get this legislation through the parliament. it is the responsibility of all the political parties to make decisions which will make a better future for the future generations, because, at the end of the day, i know that this process will be hard and this process of negotiations will be tough. and i am aware of this, and all our citizens are aware of this. just a final thought. but at the end of the day, the big prize, the big prize is membership in the european union. because the macedonian citizens want to be part of the european union,