Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has conveyed to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Labor’s concern about Israel’s construction of settlements in occupied territories, in a meeting he described as “warm and productive”.
Mr Shorten – flanked by foreign affairs spokeswoman Penny Wong, shadow attorney-general Mark Dreyfus and Melbourne Ports MP Michael Danby on Friday – also raised Labor’s support for a two-state solution, an outcome that Mr Netanyahu’s government has backed away from in recent years.
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