PMO: Olmert did not apologize for Naveh's comments

By JPOST.COM STAFF

Published: FEBRUARY 24, 2006 08:45

The Prime Minister's Office on Friday denied reports that Acting Prime Minister Ehud Olmert apologized before Jordan's King Abdullah II for Naveh's statements. Olmert's aides stated that he only clarified Israel's position, Army Radio reported.

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