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President Obama wants to take another stab at achieving peace between Israelis and Palestinians before his term is over. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Haaretz -US President Barack Obama wants to make a renewed effort to achieve progress in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process in the nearly two years he has left in office, senior White House officials told Haaretz.
The final decision on how to move forward, what sort of effort to make and when will only be made after the March 17 elections in Israel.
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