In order to turn renewed peace talks into a "genuine opportunity," the government must be prepared to negotiate along the 1967 lines and to compromise on land swaps and borders, Meretz Chairwoman Zahava Gal-On said on Wednesday. "The renewal of peace negotiations between Israeli and Palestinians is an important development, but in order to turn this into a genuine opportunity, the government must understand an agreement must be based on the 1967 line with land swaps and the division of Jerusalem," Gal-On said in a statement to the press."Dialogue that is not based on this outline is not a peace process, but a deception," she added.Gal-On added that because of the opposition of many MKs and the power of the extreme Right, there should not be exaggerated hope for the success of the peace process.The left-wing leader expressed hope that Netanyahu will use this "rare window of opportunity" to make peace, even if the price is the break-up of the current coalition government.
