Arab League Not Optimistic About Peace Prospects
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Times of Israel – Arab League spokesman Nasif Hata said Wednesday that the 22-member body isn’t optimistic about renewed peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians.
Upon returning from a meeting in Paris with US Secretary of State John Kerry, Hata claimed there were “no positive indications of progress,” according to Ynet News.
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