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John Kerry. Photo: State Department.
Times of Israel – Senior US officials are planning to travel to Israel “soon” following the collapse of the Middle East peace talks led by Washington, a State Department official said Monday.
Deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf also dismissed reports that US Secretary of State John Kerry had decided to dismantle the team of American negotiators who have been based on the ground in Jerusalem for months trying to push forward the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.
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