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With virtually no possibility of comprehensive high-level negotiations in the foreseeable future, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has begun to urge the Arabs to encourage Palestinian participation in lower-level talks with Israel on narrow... Full Article at The Washington Post
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Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Aboul Gheit made clear he did not share Clinton's positive interpretation of Israel's offer of a partial moratorium on West Bank settlements, which just three days ago he described as "not reasonable or acceptable" as... Full Article at The Washington Post
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CAIRO - The Obama administration has all but abandoned hope for an early resumption of face-to-face negotiations between Israeli and Palestinian leaders or substantive movement toward agreement on a Palestinian state - an acknowledgment it has fallen... Full Article at Boston Globe
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(MENAFN - Jordan Times) Jordan and Egypt emphasised on Sunday that it is "illogical and unacceptable" to proceed with peace talks while settlement activities are ongoing, especially in East Jerusalem. Full Article at Middle East North Africa Financial Network
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The Palestinian leadership today accused the United States of “back-peddling” on the key issue of Israeli settlement growth in the West Bank after Hillary Clinton, the visiting Secretary of State, suddenly praised Israel’s prime minister for making... Full Article at Times Online
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is not what we prefer ... because we would like to see everything ended forever. But it is something that shows at least a positive movement to the final status issues.
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We feel that Israel is hindering the process . . . [and] putting on conditions in order to continue settlement activities, even if limited
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the territory occupied [by Israel] since 1967 . . . Jerusalem . . . [and] refugees
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We do not accept the legitimacy of settlement activity and we have a very firm belief that ending all settlement activity, current and future, would be preferable
