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Livni on Wikileaks: Allies need to conduct open dialogue

By JPOST.COM STAFF

NOVEMBER 29, 2010 09:44

Opposition leader Tzipi Livni said Monday in response to Wikileaks documents that were released Sunday night that "allies need to conduct between themselves a dialogue that allows for an open discussion on strategic issues. This can not change."

Speaking before a meeting with German Federal Republic President Christian Wulff Livni said "the international community needs to find a system that will allow states to establish this discourse, even if there are no dramatic surprises within the documents that were released."

"Even the issues that related to me do not renew anything that has not already been said in public," Livni said.

"The year 2007 was characterized by the strengthening of Hamas and therefore the chance of reaching an agreement was low, in 2008 we initiated the peace process in order to change the face of the situation and in 2010 I say again - a peace agreement is possible and it needs to done," the opposition leader continued.

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