Peace Talks

September 16, 2010

Neither side at the Middle East peace talks is showing it will move forward quickly towards reaching an agreement.

Netanjahu / Abbas / Jerusalem — Image: AP

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# Immerhin es wird miteinander gesprochen. Der israelische Regierungschef Netanjahu und Palästinenserpräsident Abbas verhandeln den zweiten Tag in Folge über einen Weg aus der verfahrenen Situation -hin zu einer Zwei-Staaten-Lösung. Allerdings vor dem Hintergrund neuer Gewalt. Auf einen Raketen-Beschuss aus dem Gaza-Streifen reagierte Israel mit einem Lufangriff, bei dem ein Palästinenser getötet und vier verletzt wurden. In Jerusalem tritt US-Außenministerin Clinton weiter als Vermittlerin auf.

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