Jordan Calls for Restart of Israeli-Palestinian Peace Talks
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Ynet/AP – Jordan’s king is urging the international community to restart Palestinian-Israeli peacemaking, despite regional conflicts and tensions.
A royal palace statement says the appeal by King Abdullah II came in a closed-door meeting with visiting Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Wednesday.
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