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To: Taro who wrote (786365)	5/26/2014 12:21:51 PM
From: joseffy	Respond to of 1575354

Israel wouldn’t need the security barrier, if acts of incitement and terrorism against it stopped, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Pope Francis on Monday at the start of their meeting at the Notre Dame Center in Jerusalem. “The security barrier has saved thousands of lives. If incitement and terrorism against Israel would stop, Israel would not need the measures it has taken, such as [building] the security barrier,” Netanyahu said. He told Pope Francis that under the Palestinian Authority, the Christian population in Bethlehem has dropped. Later, at the Knesset, Netanyahu told his faction that over a decade ago, terrorists had taken over the Church of the Nativity in Manger Square and held priests hostage until Israel rescued them. “Palestinian terrorists not only hurt us, they also harm Christians,” he said. “We also have to call on the Palestinians to finally recognize the rights of Jews to a state of their own. This is the root of the conflict. The conflict will end, once they [the Palestinians] recognize that Israel is the homeland of the Jews,” he said.