him all of this and following that meeting the tele cation seems happy for what they heard from mr lavrov that russia was ready to give the palestinian state a palestinian state their full backing. we're not planning to proclaim independence unilaterally so next september we're going to call on the u.n. to recognize a state and foreign minister sergei lavrov has reaffirmed russia's support for this process to the palestinian delegation they're saying makes them circular for all of they getting that russia will provide full support in palestine and their quest for a palestinian state we have to hear from mr lavrov often the foreign ministry though to confirm what was said in that meeting. with israeli officials over his call for an independent palestinian state he was then forced to back pedal sort of speak when he would have to address the powerful israeli lobby what's been the reaction so far from palestinians course what happened there was the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu really slammed down those proposals for a return to nine hundred sixty seven borders now the palestinia

for mr lavrov often the foreign ministry though to confirm what was said in that meeting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu really slammed down those proposals for a return to nine hundred sixty seven borders now the palestinian delegation that's been in moscow a hamas side of that is said that they will never recognize the state of israel the fatah delegates that have been here said that they still view israel as the main stumbling block on the road to peace however both sides this bit made up this delegation said that they were happy about mr obama putting forward a. plan that would see a return to nine hundred sixty seven borders however this didn't go far enough for them. it's not the first time that he was has made statements on the need to recognize palestine in his one nine hundred sixty seven borders in any case this is a positive sign but unfortunately it's not enough because the initiative says nothing about jerusalem. which has been an indispensable part of the palestinian lands occupied in one thousand nine hundred seventy the usa being a key player in the middle eas

tell him all of this and following that meeting the delegation seems happy for what they heard from mr lavrov that russia was ready to give the palestinian state they get a palestinian state their full backing. we're not planning to proclaim independence unilaterally so next september we're going to call on the u.n. to recognize. and foreign minister sergei lavrov because we firmed russia's support for this process we had to hear from mr lavrov all from the foreign ministry though to confirm what was said in that meeting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu really slammed down those proposals for a return to nine hundred sixty seven borders now the palestinian delegation it's been. a hamas side of that it said that they will never recognize the state of israel the fatah delegates that have been here said that they still view israel as the main stumbling block on the road to peace however both sides just that made up the static ation said that they were happy about mr obama putting forward. a plan that would see a return to nine hundred sixty seven borders however this didn't go far enoug

but we're still to hear any comment from mr lavrov concerning that statement from the the palestinian delegation that in moscow at the moment they say though that russia willing to give its full backing to a palestinian state. power in just infuriated israeli officials no way with this plan for an independent palestinian state a kind of forced him to backtrack somewhat when you have to address the israeli. reaction from the palestinian side from. well yes not a plan that was put forward by president bush slammed down and ceremoniously by benjamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister the he said that it was only workable and would leave israel without the ability to defend itself should they return to the one nine hundred sixty seven borders that was something that had been put forward is no fire hamas have said that they won't recognize the state of israel and fatah said that it's. remains and their view the the main stumbling block when it comes to the. peace process taking any further steps in the region well the president's father is being put in a very awkward position because he

interests of the entire libyan people in the interest of libya's sovereignty and territorial integrity mr lavrov also reiterated what he said in the past regarding the ongoing military action against libya by nato forces saying that that must remain within the parameters that was set out by the u.n. resolution and called for an immediate halt to any operations that went beyond those parameters that was set out. for more on this topic or joining with the british an investigative journalist tony so britain's armed forces chief says nato must intensify its attacks on libya targeting cockneys infrastructure you think this is more aligned to killing khadafi rather than bring into court. well on friday this announcement because actually this is a. political decision it should never be a military decision i think the reason the military chief has announced it is really to save the face of our politicians here in britain who are pushing and pushing this whole matter way beyond what was agreed at the united nations security council that is a serious serious problem and this is why the russians and others

mr lavrov also reiterated what he said in the past regarding the ongoing military action against libya by nato forces saying that that must remain within the parameters that was set out by the un resolution and called for an immediate halt to any operations that went beyond those parameters that was set out parties peter all reporting from outside the foreign ministry and thanks for that. independent journalist james corden says the plan to issue a cut off the arrest warrant suggest justice may be becoming a political and military tool for the coalition in libya. it would be easy to dismiss the international criminal court's appeal for aid an arrest warrant for his crimes against humanity as that is something of a farce and specially considering that the international criminal court's prosecutor's office now admits that not a single member of that office actually bothered to step foot in libya investigate the crimes against humanity with which he's charged but i think this is actually that's a very troubling precedent in the realm of international jurisprudence where we see the idea th