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Related News Israel to allow in thousands of Ethiopians 7:45am EST Related Topics World » United Nations » 1 / 2 Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attends the weekly cabinet meeting in Jerusalem November 14, 2010. Credit: Reuters/Uriel Sinai/Pool By Dan Williams JERUSALEM | Sun Nov 14, 2010 1:32pm EST JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will probably win narrow approval from his coalition government for a U.S. proposal to extend a freeze on West Bank settlement building, Israeli political sources said Sunday. The Palestinians halted peace talks after Israel's 10-month partial construction moratorium expired in September. The Obama administration has offered Israel diplomatic and defense perks to renew the freeze for 90 days, giving negotiations a chance. Netanyahu, who visited the United States last week, convened his cabinet to outline the proposal, which he said was still being drafted with the Americans. Once ready, it would be put to a vote in Israel's 15-minister security cabinet, he said. "In any event, I insist that any proposal meet the State of Israel's security needs, both in the immediate term and vis-a-vis the threats that we will face in the coming decade," Netanyahu said in remarks broadcast by Israeli media. The deal includes a U.S. undertaking not to request further extensions of the freeze, and to shield Israel against hostile resolutions in the United Nations. The Palestinians have mooted seeking U.N. support for a unilateral statehood declaration. The Obama administration would also ask Congress to approve giving Israel $3 billion worth of advanced F-35 jets. These would supplement the 20 F-35s Israel already plans to buy for $2.75 billion drawn from annual grants it gets from Washington. An Israeli political source said the security cabinet vote was expected later this week and that seven ministers -- Netanyahu among them -- were likely to back the U.S. proposal, against six who would vote against and two who would abstain. The forum includes representatives of major coalition partners, from the center-left Labor party of Defense Minister Ehud Barak to Netanyahu's rightist Likud to the far-right Yisrael Beiteinu party of Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman. PALESTINIAN ANGER In private, Palestinian officials have expressed anger over U.S. incentives to get Israel to prolong the partial moratorium on Jewish settlement building, saying it effectively constituted bribing Israel to fulfil basic international obligations. A spokesman for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said there had been no formal word regarding a renewed freeze on housing starts in the West Bank, which, along with adjacent East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip, Israel occupied in a 1967 war. "An official Palestinian commitment will come only after President Abbas hears officially from the American administration what is going on between them and the Israelis," Nabil Abu Rdainah told Reuters. Netanyahu has previously said any settlement moratorium would not apply to areas around East Jerusalem, which Israel calls part of its capital -- a status not recognized abroad -- and where Palestinians want to base their own capital. The Palestinians said the original moratorium was too limited in scope, as it did not include public buildings or settler projects already under way. They have also demanded that any new freeze include Jewish districts in East Jerusalem. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton shared the U.S. proposal at a meeting in New York last week, Netanyahu said. 1 2 Next World United Nations Comments See All Comments (4) | Post Comment Nov 14, 2010 2:11pm EST If the terms in this article are accurate, it sounds like a good deal for Israel. No sense in cutting off your nose to spite your face. Also, if it will end Obama’s ridiculous demand to put a halt to end settlement expansion, which started this whole line of debate to begin with, I’d say it is a win, win agreement. I hope the Israeli cabinet members pass this. sunshinelv Report As Abusive Nov 14, 2010 2:29pm EST The palestinians can suck on a lemon if they don’t like it. Abbas has dragged his feet on negotiations for too long. This is a good deal for everyone. USAalltheway Report As Abusive Nov 14, 2010 2:49pm EST I think Netanyahu and the US should just work out the entire peace deal between themselves (since they both seem to believe they don’t need the UN or indeed care what the International Community thinks). After they have done that, the Palestinians will be able to reject it with a clear conscience. This would be much better than agreeing to give away the store before negotiations even begin. Better for the US that they not be tied to this sort of commitment to an increasingly doubtful ally. One day, Israel will pay. Pity the Palestinians who will have to suffer in the meantime. todonada Report As Abusive Nov 14, 2010 3:42pm EST May I ask what is the upside to the US Taxpayer? Giving Israel $3 billion for 3 months of not building? How can we be so stupid? Take 3 billion in aid away from Israel every time they refuse to cooperate. Washington’s policies are sucking us dry. Did you promise to bomb and invade Iran so the Israeli’s would not have to shed any of their blood? drmorocco Report As Abusive See All Comments (4) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. 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