Israel, PA Meet for 6th Round of Negotiations
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by News Editor
Jerusalem Post – With all eyes focused on Syria and how the US will respond to Syrian President Bashar Assad’s apparent use of chemical weapons, Israeli and Palestinian representatives are expected to meet Tuesday for the sixth round of talks since negotiations were restarted at the end of July in Washington.
Tuesday’s session between Justice Minister Tzipi Livni and PLO chief negotiator Saeb Erekat will be the second time the two have met this week. The talks are under a complete media blackout, with the Israeli side not saying where or when they will take place, or even confirming their existence.
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