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No information related to Israel or Israeli affairs was found in the provided email.
12:30 Israeli PM Netanyahu
- Dennis Ross recently visited Israel and will share information with the recipient before upcoming meetings.
There is no mention of Israel or Israeli in the email provided.
**Subject:** The Vice President's Residence
**Date:** N/A
**Summary:**
- 9:00 am: Bilateral meeting with Israeli President Shimon Peres at the Omni Shoreham Hotel.
This email does not mention Israel or Israeli-related topics.
No information related to Israel or Israeli is present in the provided email.
In a discussion about arrangements on settlements with Israel, two options are presented:
1. Describe it as an agreement, which would raise concerns about legitimizing Israeli activity in the West Bank and triggering complaints from Arabs and Palestinians.
2. The administration could acknowledge progress made, express differences with the Israeli government on their intention to complete housing units, and stress that substantial progress warrants the resumption of peace talks and Arab steps toward Israel for a two-state solution. This option maintains credibility and allows for forward movement.
- Israel strongly expressed to the US their concern about a potential UNGA vote on the peace process.
- George Mitchell, the US Special Envoy for Middle East Peace, reported this concern to Hillary Clinton and President Obama.
- Mitchell planned to inform Rahm Emanuel, White House Chief of Staff, and Dan Shapiro, US Ambassador to Israel, about Israel's position.
Sure, here is a concise summary of the email you provided, focusing on Israel-related information:
**Email Summary**
**From:** Hillary Clinton
**To:** N/A
**Date:** N/A
**Subject:** N/A
**Israel-Related Information:**
- Phone call with Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman scheduled for 2:15pm.
I cannot find any information about Israel in the provided email.
There is no mention of Israel or Israeli in the provided text.
**Summary:**
* Statement regarding Israel-Palestinian conflict to be released in sender's name.
* Statement supports good-faith negotiations for a two-state solution.
* Palestinian goal: Independent state based on 1967 lines with agreed swaps.
* Israeli goal: Jewish state with secure borders reflecting subsequent developments and meeting security requirements.
* Commitment to achieving a two-state solution with peace and security is unwavering.
- 2:00pm SECURE CALL w/ISRAELI PM BINYAMIN NETANYAHU
- 2:30pm PHONE CALL w/ISRAELI DEFENSE MINISTER EHUD BARAK
The provided email doesn't contain any information related to Israel or Israeli.
No information related to Israel found in the provided email content.
**Summary:**
On October 28, 2009, Palau and Israel joined the United States in voting against a UN resolution calling for an end to the US embargo on Cuba.
On Friday, Steinberg reportedly reprimanded Israeli Ambassador to the US Michael Oren over the country's conduct during Vice President Biden's visit.
This email does not pertain to Israel.
No relevant information about Israel was included in the provided email.
FYI. Israelis spinning up a storm, starting with plane briefing on the way over.
No information related to Israel or Israelis was found in the provided email.
This email discusses Israel's settlement freeze and construction in the West Bank. Key points include:
- Ongoing construction in Israeli settlement of Har Homa exposes Netanyahu's settlement freeze as an illusion.
- Right-wing parties in Israel's coalition government are pressuring Netanyahu to block the renewal of the settlement freeze policy, which is set to expire on September 26.
- Israeli Minister of Public Affairs and the Diaspora Yuli Edelstein stated that the settlement freeze should be lifted and construction resumed, as "It's our land anyway!"
- Construction of new settlement units in Har Homa, just days after Netanyahu announced the freeze in November 2009, shows that Netanyahu authorized the building of new settlement units.
This email discusses a leaked poll regarding American perceptions of the Israeli operation against the Gaza Flotilla. The poll found that:
- 56% of Americans agree there is a humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
- 43% of Americans agree that people in Gaza are starving.
- 34% of Americans support the Israeli operation against the Flotilla.
- 20% of Americans felt support for Israel following the announcement of easing the Gaza closure.
**Email Summary Related to Israel:**
**Subject:** SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT ON THE RECENT INCIDENT IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN
**Summary:**
* The Security Council condemns Israel's military actions against the Gaza-bound convoy.
* The Council demands immediate release of the ships and civilians detained by Israel.
* The Council urges Israel to allow consular access, repatriation of casualties, and delivery of humanitarian aid.
* The Council calls for a prompt and impartial investigation into the incident.
* The Council stresses the need to alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and facilitate regular movement of goods and people.
* The Council emphasizes the importance of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
* The Council urges restraint and cooperation between the parties and international partners.
- Israel disputes the Obama administration's claim that the US warned Israeli officials to exercise caution and restraint while intercepting the flotilla.
- Israel's Ambassador to the US, Michael B. Oren, has denied receiving any such contact from the US administration and is seeking clarification.
There is no mention of Israel or Israeli in the email you provided.
I'm sorry but this email does not contain information related to Israel.
The provided email does not mention anything related to Israel and therefore I cannot extract the requested information.
This email contains no information related to Israel.
This email does not mention anything about Israel or Israeli, so I cannot extract the requested information.
No information related to Israel or Israelis was found in the provided email.
There is no mention of Israel or Israeli affairs in the provided email.
There is no mention of Israel in the provided text.
- Request to discuss the situation in Israel and trip cancellation;
- Sender is flexible with timing;
- Phil Gordon and Jeff Feltman are monitoring the situation;
- No formal talking points available at the time of the email.
No information related to Israel was found in this email.
There is no mention of Israel or Israeli affairs in the provided email.
**Date:** Not specified
**Subject:** Not specified
**Summary:** This email contains details of a scheduled trilateral meeting between Secretary Clinton, Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, and Palestinian National Authority President Mahmoud Abbas at 10:00 am, followed by a bilateral meeting at 11:30 am.
This email does not mention Israel or Israeli and is therefore not relevant to your query.
**Summary:**
The email discusses the cancellation of a joint interview with Israeli and Palestinian media outlets. The sender objects to the cancellation, citing the following concerns:
* High expectations for the interview, and cancellation would be perceived negatively.
* Cancellation would contribute to a negative narrative in Israeli media.
* Potential for negative symbolism by canceling on the Israeli media outlet, Channel 2.
The sender suggests offering Channel 2 an exclusive interview in Jerusalem in two weeks as a way to mitigate the consequences of cancellation.
The context provided does not mention anything about Israel, so I cannot extract the requested information.
- 9:15 am: Joint taped interview with Udi Segal, Israeli Channel 2
No mention of Israel or Israeli in the provided email.
There is no information about Israel in the provided email.
There is no mention of Israel or Israeli in the provided email content.
- Anne-Marie Slaughter has attached a paper by Louise Diamond, an expert on psychology and negotiations who has done a lot of work between Israel and the Palestinians.
- Slaughter recommends watching a video produced by a Rand study called The Arc, which proposes a high-speed road/rail project connecting the key cities in the West Bank and Gaza.
There is no mention of Israel in the provided email.
No information related to Israel is present in this email.
I am unable to provide a summary since the email you sent does not mention Israel.
No information related to Israel or Israeli was found in the provided email.
This email does not relate to Israel.
There is no mention of Israel in the provided email.
This email is not related to Israel or Israeli.
No information relevant to Israel or Israeli is found in this email.
**Summary:**
* Israel Prime Minister Netanyahu is in a strong political position with a stable ruling coalition.
* Netanyahu could have extended the settlement freeze before its expiry to support US peacemaking efforts, but chose not to.
* Netanyahu is concerned about keeping Lieberman in the government to prevent him from garnering support from the right-wing.
* Kadima leader Tzipi Livni is willing to bring her party into the government without demanding rotation if Netanyahu is serious about negotiating peace.
* Netanyahu's negotiating tactics are self-defeating and contribute to distrust on the Palestinian side.
* Israeli public is ready for a peace deal; failure to make a serious move will further delegitimize Israel internationally.
* Yuval Diskin, former head of Shin Bet, warns that Palestinian security motivation may disappear if Netanyahu does not quickly demonstrate seriousness to Abu Mazen.
The email does not mention Israel or any Israeli figures.
- Jake suggests a condolence call to Netanyahu and offering assistance.
- About forty people died due to a forest fire in northern Israel.
No information related to Israel is present in the provided email.
9:00 am Secretary's Conference Room
MEETING w/ISRAELI CHIEF NEGOTIATOR YITZHAK MOLHO