Salam Fayyad is determined to build state institutions without waiting for the outcome of peace talks with the Israelis. Photo AFPPalestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad Says Time Is Running Out For Peace -- Times Online
Salam Fayyad says Palestinian Authority intends to bypass failing peace talks and establish its own state within two years
The Palestinian Authority intends to bypass failing peace talks and establish its own de facto state within two years, Salam Fayyad, the Palestinian Prime Minister, said.
Speaking on the eve of talks in London today between Binyamin Netanyahu and Gordon Brown, his Israeli and British counterparts, Mr Fayyad said that the idea was to “end the occupation, despite the occupation”. He told The Times in an interview: “After 16 years [of failed peace talks] why not change the discourse?
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