White House Working to Revive Israeli-Palestinian Peace Negotiations
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The White House, pictured, is working on plans for reviving long-stalled Middle East negotiations. Photo: Matt H. Wade / WikiCommons.
The White House is working on plans for reviving long-stalled Middle East negotiations before President Barack Obama leaves office, including a possible United Nations Security Council resolution that would outline steps toward a deal between the Israelis and Palestinians, according to senior US officials.
The internal discussions are aimed at offering a blueprint for future Israeli-Palestinian talks in a bid to advance a critical foreign-policy initiative that has made little progress during Mr. Obama’s two terms in the White House, the officials said.
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