Kerry Leaves Israel Empty Handed After 5-Day Visit
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Jerusalem Post – US Secretary of State John Kerry left Israel on Monday following a five-day visit to the region. The conclusion of his visit comes without the closing of an official framework agreement between Jerusalem and Ramallah.
During his visit, Kerry met with Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to discuss the progress of peace talks and to try to lay foundations for a ‘framework’ deal that would address all the core issues – borders, security, refugees, Jerusalem, mutual recognition and an end to all claims.
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