EU Foreign Policy Chief: Recognizing Palestinian State Not Enough for Peace
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Federica Mogherini, the EU's new high representative for foreign policy, during a visit to the US earlier this year. Photo: Wikicommons
Jerusalem Post – European foreign ministers are meeting in Brussels Monday morning to discuss the stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace process amid growing calls by local politicians for the member states to unilaterally recognize Palestine as a state.
EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini of Italy, told reporters that the topic in front of the EU council of foreign ministers is boosting the EU’s role in a renewed peace process.
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