Peace Talks: Formats Clash as Negotiations Set to Begin Tonight in Washington
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Tough peace talks begin today in Washington, D.C., where the proper format is still up for discussion. Photo: WikiCommons.
Jerusalem Post – Israeli and Palestinian officials put forward clashing formats for peace talks due to resume in Washington on Monday for the first time in nearly three years after intense US mediation.
US Secretary of State John Kerry is due to bring the negotiators together in the evening and on Tuesday to renew talks that broke down in 2010 over Israel’s settlement of occupied land where Palestinians seek a state.
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