Tel Aviv (dpa) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he is "not impressed" by Palestinian statements, in an apparent reference to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas‘ declarations at a summit of Islamic nations."It is better for the Palestinians to recognize reality and act for peace, not for radicalization, and to recognize another fact about Jerusalem: not only is it the capital of Israel, we also maintain in Jerusalem freedom of worship for all religions," Netanyahu said at an event at the prime minister‘s Office in Jerusalem on Wednesday. "In the end the truth will win and many countries will recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and they will also transfer their embassies," he added.Abbas attended a summit in Istanbul earlier Wednesday at which the 56 nations in attendance declared East Jerusalem as the capital of the Palestinian state.dpa eka rmo
