Peres defends Abbas after Israeli foreign minister's attack (Reuters)

Reuters - Israeli President Shimon Peres came to the defense of Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday after Israel's far-right foreign minister called the Palestinian president an obstacle to peace.

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