Rivals in Middle East Fast-Track Talks -- Wall Street Journal
U.S. Brokers Deal for Twice-Monthly Israel-Palestinian Meetings, Raising Commitment Level, Stakes.
WASHINGTON—The Obama administration moved to fast-track the Middle East peace process, gaining Arab and Israeli support for twice-monthly negotiations aimed at establishing an independent Palestinian state within a year.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas agreed Thursday to convene a second round of direct talks in two weeks, culminating two days of meetings hosted by President Barack Obama in Washington that also included the leaders of Jordan and Egypt.
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