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Israel's Netanyahu tells EU he will pursue peace (AP)

 
AP - Israeli opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu sought Thursday to reassure Europeans that he will continue peace talks with the Palestinians if he wins February's general election, despite a rightward tilt in his Likud Party. (link)

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