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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry meets with PA President Abbas in May 2013. Photo: State Department.
Ynet – As Palestinian leaders discussed a possible US-brokered resumption of peace talks on Thursday, the Israeli government denied a shift in its conditions that might help end a three-year stalemate.
President Mahmoud Abbas began briefing fellow PLO leaders in Ramallah on his meetings this week with US Secretary of State John Kerry, who has extended his stay in the region and appears to be hoping for some movement toward talks. A participant in the Palestinian meeting said participants were leaning toward accepting Kerry’s initiative.
