John Kerry Returns to Israel for Peace Talks Push
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by JNS.org
JNS.org – U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Israel on Thursday for another attempt to achieve progress in Israeli-Palestinian conflict negotiations. At the same time, a delegation of Israeli Knesset and government members visited to the Gitit settlement in the Jordan Valley, affirming that Israel must retain control of the area to maintain security along the Jordanian border.
As part of any peace deal with the Palestinians, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has long insisted that Israel retain the Jordan Valley as a security buffer on any attacks from the east, including Iranian missiles. Palestinian negotiators have rejected that request.
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