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by News Editor
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
New York Times – There were signs on Wednesday of a new effort to restart the Israeli-Palestinian peace process after months of stagnation, but chances of a resumption of talks looked slim, andIsrael appeared to be stepping back from the stated goal of reaching a framework agreement resolving the core issues of the conflict by September.
Instead of a final accord onPalestinian statehood by fall, Israel is now floating the idea of an interim arrangement as a step toward a two-state solution, even without Palestinian agreement.
