He estimated that the resulting itinerary — including a stay at a villa with ocean views, shark-cage diving, visits to wineries and spa massages — was worth about 5,000 euros (about $6,440) but ended up costing him little beyond the nerve it took to board a ferry to Robben Island.
Netanyahu even went so far as to say explicitly that "some settlements will end up beyond Israel's borders".
On Monday, Mr. Netanyahu acknowledged as much, saying that "in any peace agreement that ends the conflict, some settlements will end up beyond Israel's borders".
In his recent speech to Congress, Mr. Netanyahu acknowledged that "some settlements will end up beyond Israel's borders" and pledged that with "creativity and good will" the Jerusalem issue could be resolved.
"I am very worried – if we don't change direction now on how we use energy, we will end up beyond what scientists tell us is the minimum [for safety].
Most of the settlers there and in Jerusalem, whom he numbered at 650,000, would be on the Israeli side of an adjusted border; an indeterminate number of Jewish settlements in "Samaria and Judaea", his preferred biblical name for the West Bank, would "end up beyond Israel's borders"—and would therefore, by implication, have to be removed.
In 2009, he articulated his policy of a "Palestinian state side by side with the Jewish state" and in a recent speech to Congress, he stated that, in a peace agreement, "some settlements will end up beyond Israel's borders" and that "with creativity and goodwill a solution can be found" to the Jerusalem issue.
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In 2008, I ended up somewhere beyond vexed after witnessing an evening of Chris Martin foofing about and dispensing false modesty like it was a donation to the Red Cross.
