Netanyahu Visits Jordan for Talks With King Abdullah
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AP – AMMAN, Jordan – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a surprise visit to Jordan on Thursday for talks with the king on the latest in the Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, the Royal Palace said in a statement.
The palace said Netanyahu and King Abdullah held talks behind closed doors about the “developments in the peace process” and Israeli-Palestinian negotiations sponsored by the U.S.
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