The Prime Minister\’s Office issued a statement after Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas\’s speech at the UN General Assembly , saying that by going to the UN the Palestinians have "violated agreements with Israel, and Israel will act accordingly."
Israel has made clear in recent days that it would free Israel of its obligations under the Oslo accord since Jerusalem views the move as a blatant violation of the underlying principle of those agreements: that all outstanding issues be resolved through negotiations, not through unilateral actions.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu condemned Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas\’s strong critique of Israel in his speech at the United Nations on Thursday as "hostile and poisonous," and full of "false propaganda."
"These are not the words of a man who wants peace," Netanyahu also said in a statement released by his office after Abbas spoke at the General Assembly ahead of an expected vote to implicitly recognize Palestinian statehood despite the absence of a peace deal with Israel.
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