Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas to hold direct talks on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly session.
Netanyahu offered to start talks in New York and continue them in Jerusalem and Ramallah “not to lose time for unilateral moves”, BBC reported.
The move came in response to Abbas’ intention to appeal to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon with a written request to recognize independence of Palestinian state.
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