EMM News Explorer: Binyamin Ben-Eliezer

[-said]: The topic of the Armenian Genocide only concerns the relations of Israel with Turkey, as Israel is not very satisfied with the policy assumed by the current authorities of Turkey,

armenpress 13-JAN-12

[-told]: After writing that, she either needs to apologize or not come to the ceremony,

jrep 17-DEC-11

[-declared]: Too bad the IDF didn’t arrest anyone; too bad they didn’t shoot; too bad they didn’t react,

jpost 15-DEC-11

[-said]: Whoever comes to kill you – kill him first. This is terror. I was witness to such terror in 1995, which ended in a prime minister being killed. If I were [Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu], I would be very concerned,

jpost 14-DEC-11

[-said]: There is no prominent, moderate figure like Nasser or Sadat [to speak with], and in the elections in the coming days mainly religious elements will come out to vote. The secular people will stay at home,

jpost 21-NOV-11

[-told]: We are in the midst of an earthquake, and I still can't see it subsiding, definitely not in the near future when elections are on the horizon (in Egypt),

ynetnews 15-NOV-11

[-said]: From now on, the stage is for you and [Labor party leader Shelly] Yacimovich,

jpost 25-SEP-11

[said:]: It really pained me to see him the way he was today. He was the leader of the Arab world. The Middle East after Mubarak is a different Middle East, a worse region. His people, who he fought for, showed him their back. He loves his people. I think he is a great Egyptian patriot. I hope he comes out of the trial alive. He is facing the pressure of the masses seeking revenge. But such a great leader deserves to be treated respectfully, and not as the lowest criminal in a cage.

jpost 08-AUG-11

[-told]: I met him in Sharm el-Sheikh and told him that the distance is very short, and perhaps this would be a good time for him to recuperate,

EgyptianGazette 05-AUG-11

[-said]: His people who he fought for showed him their back. He loves his people. I think he is a great Egyptian patriot,

jpost 03-AUG-11

[-said]: is a patriot and therefore declined the request,

jpost 03-AUG-11

[-said]: I was in touch with him every day for 20 to 30 minutes during the [Egyptian] revolution. He didn’t properly estimate the explosive nature of the rallies,

jpost 03-AUG-11

[-said]: His people, whom he fought for, showed him their backs,

jpost 03-AUG-11

[-said]: His people who he fought for showed him their back,

jpost 03-AUG-11

[-said]: I met him in Sharm el-Sheikh and told him that the distance was very short, and perhaps this would be a good time for him to heal himself,

haaretz 03-AUG-11

[-said]: I am sure the Israeli government would have accepted him, but he refused because he is a patriot.

haaretz 03-AUG-11

[tells:]: Post

jpost 03-AUG-11

[-said]: I was in touch with him every day for 20-30 minutes during the [Egyptian] revolution. He didn't estimate properly the explosive nature of the rallies,

jpost 03-AUG-11

[-said]: Mubarak is a patriot and therefore turned down the offer,

cnn 03-AUG-11

[-added]: he was one of the leaders who was able to keep the stability in the Middle East. He was entirely committed to the peace process with the Palestinians in Israel.

ynetnews 03-AUG-11

[ said]: There is a relationship between national strength and the ability to take care of things at home. We've always gone to war knowing that everything was alright at home. The IDF is strong, but it will have to stand this test,

yediotaharonot 01-AUG-11

[-concluded]: But what happened is a result of what is happening in the Middle East. Suddenly our excellent children see that people can overturn governments.

yediotaharonot 01-AUG-11

[ said]: There is only one solution,

khaleejtimes 07-JUN-11

[-said]: [Mubarak] was looking for an honourable way out,

EgyptianGazette 10-MAR-11

[said:]: if he were a young healthy man, the answer would be no. But because he is a 75 year old with a history of health problems, the answer is of course yes.

jpost 08-MAR-11

[-said]: When I watched his [Mubarak's] speech in which he said he would step down, it pained me to see his collapse. He stood by our side for 30 years; he was a strong leader, he kept proudly to [Anwar El-] Sadat's commitments and followed in his path. He always emphasised the strategic importance of peace with Israel, and that this peace was the basis for stability in the Middle East.

ahram 17-FEB-11

[-said that]: the wrong effort to establish democracy in the Middle East.

albawaba 13-FEB-11

[-said]: He expected the civil unrest will not stop in Egypt and no other state will be safe

albawaba 13-FEB-11

[-said that]: he would not be surprised if in the future, the Middle East will see more extremism, radical Islam and unrest.

albawaba 13-FEB-11

[-added]: I won't be surprised if in the future you see more extremism and radical Islam and more disturbances - dramatic changes and upheavals,

novinite 12-FEB-11

[said:]: From this day on, I only have lots of questions about what will be the fate of the peace treaty between us and the Egyptians?

independent 12-FEB-11

[-added]: I won't be surprised if in the future you see more extremism and radical Islam and more disturbances -- dramatic changes and upheavals,

haaretz 11-FEB-11

[ said]: He had very tough things to say about the United States,

haaretz 11-FEB-11

[-told]: He was looking for only one thing - give me an honourable way out. Let me leave in an honorable fashion,

financialexpress 11-FEB-11

[-said]: He was looking for only one thing give me an honorable way out. Let me leave in an honorable fashion,

kyivpost 11-FEB-11

[-told]: He was looking for only one thing — give me an honorable way out. Let me leave in an honorable fashion,

AP 11-FEB-11

[-said]: He was looking for only one thing -- give me an honorable way out. Let me leave in an honorable fashion,

latimes 11-FEB-11

[-told]: He was looking for only one thing - give me an honorable way out. Let me leave in an honorable fashion,

haaretz 11-FEB-11

[said:]: He knew that this was it, that this was the end of the road.

haaretz 11-FEB-11

[-said]: (Mubarak) was looking for an honorable way out,

yediotaharonot 11-FEB-11

[-said]: I won't run away

yediotaharonot 11-FEB-11

[-added]: He said 'I won't be surprised if in the future you see more extremism and radical Islam and more disturbances - dramatic changes and upheavals,

yediotaharonot 11-FEB-11

[-told]: From this day on, I only have lots of questions about what will be, what will be the fate of the peace treaty between us and the Egyptians?

AP 11-FEB-11

[-said]: He sounded very strong and defiant,

cnn 11-FEB-11

[-said]: (Mubarak) was looking for an honourable way out,

thestar 11-FEB-11

[-said]: He knows it's over, that it is the end of the road. He didn't tell me anything before his speech, except that he was looking for a way out,

news_com_au 11-FEB-11

[told:]: Globes

bignewsnetwork 30-JAN-11

[-said]: Our relations with Egypt are strategic and intimate. Both of our leaderships have an interest in quiet and peace even if it is a quiet peace. The peace of Egypt has passed many tests of survival and many crises, and today it is just as much an Egyptian interest as it is ours,

jpost 28-JAN-11

[-told]: I don't think it is possible (for there to be a revolution in Egypt),

spiegel 28-JAN-11

[-told]: I don’t think it is possible [for there to be a revolution in Egypt],

jpost 27-JAN-11

[ said]: Egypt is not only our closest friend in the region, the co-operation between us goes beyond the strategic,

smh 27-JAN-11

[acknowledged that:]: starting peace negotiations is in the interest of Israel and the Middle East…We must do everything to reach a dialogue with the Palestinians.

commongroundnews 25-JAN-11

[-said]: If we can take advantage of the hundreds of people who are coming back to Labor now by displaying unity, my good dreams could come true,

jpost 20-JAN-11

[-said]: Forty-four mandates for the labor Party.

jpost 20-JAN-11

[-told]: I do not wish to be the temporary chairman, I did not ask for it, relax all of you, I did not suggest it, get off it, I have no interest in it,

haaretz 19-JAN-11

[-said]: I think today we have reason to raise our heads and say that we are happy, despite the terrible thing that was done to us,

jpost 18-JAN-11

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