[There's much discussion in Israel about a "change of tone” coming from senior government officials like Ya'alon, Netanyahu, and even Tzipi Livni. Whether that signals a strengthening of the leaders' backbones, or translates into a tangible shift in policy, remains to be seen. But what is not controversial is that more and more Israelis have at long last lost faith in Oslo and see it for the disaster it has always been. They want Netanyahu to stop playing patty-cake with Kerry's "invented country," or Obama’s “moderate” Iran, and get on with the life and death business of destroying the Mullahs’ nuclear capabilities instead. df]
breitbart.com, 1/26/14
The Jerusalem Post: “No final status agreement with Iran will work,” the premier said hours after returning from his trip to Davos, where he took part in the World Economic Forum.Iran's nuclear march, not negotiations with the Palestinians, dominated Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's talks with world leaders in Davos, he told the cabinet Sunday, just hours after returning from the World Economic Forum in that Swiss city.
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