国际英语新闻：Israeli PM warns Palestinians over "unilateral action" threats

Netanyahu said he's sticking to the idea of reaching tangible results within "one-year."

"Our goal is not just to resume the process, but to advance it in such a way that it cannot be halted in a few weeks or months, and will enter into approximately one year of continuous negotiations on the fundamental problems, in order to try and reach a framework agreement ahead of a peace settlement," Netanyahu said.

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, in an address to a pro- Palestinian group on Friday said, "there is no substitute for face- to-face discussion and, ultimately, for an agreement that leads to a just and lasting peace."

In a speech to the American Task Force for Palestine, Clinton said, "that is the only path that will lead to the fulfillment of the Palestinian national aspirations and the necessary outcome of two states for two peoples," The Jerusalem Post reported.

As well, senior Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) official, Yasser Abed Rabbo, said Saturday "one party can't remain committed while the other party has violated the agreements. We can't remain committed to the agreements that were signed with Israel forever,' he told the London-based pan-Arab newspaper Al Hayat.

"Most probably, we will abandon the Palestinian obligations that resulted from these accords because Israel is denying all agreements and keeping violating them," Ahmed Majdalani of the PLO told Xinhua.