Report: Israel to Freeze Settlement Construction
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry meets with Benjamin Netanyahu April 9, 2013. Photo: U.S. State Dept.
Ynet – US Secretary of State John Kerry’s visit to the Mid-East may have ended without any obvious results, but official sources involved in the preliminary talks said Thursday night that “eventually the negotiations will resume. Israel is expected to quietly freeze construction outside of the major settlement blocs in order to resume bilateral talks.”
A few days ago Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas demanded that Prime Minister Netanyahu present a permanent agreement border outline.
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