Fayyad-Ayalon meeting ends on sour note
Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad left the Ad-Hoc Liaison Committee meeting furious due to an argument he had with Israeli Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon, who refused to agree to a version of the meeting's summary because it included the words "two states" rather than "two states for two peoples."
Ayalon told Ynet that he suggested instead the text read "two states for two peoples – Jewish and Palestinian," a move that angered the Palestinian PM. (Yitzhak Benhorin, New York)
