PM: Shifting sands present opportunities

The trepidation of Sunni states regarding Iran on one hand and ISIS on the other creates a change and a potential for cooperation, perhaps even to resolve the problem we want to resolve with the Palestinians, says Netanyahu.

I don’t think [resolving the Palestinian conflict will fundamentally] change the Middle East, he says, and it won’t affect terror groups or Iran, but it will affect us.

He says he remains committed to the principle of two-states for two peoples, to mild applause.

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