State Department Rejects Report of Kerry Israel Visit, Peace Push
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by News Editor
The US State Department on Saturday evening flatly dismissed an Israeli television report that claimed US Secretary of State John Kerry will come to Israel in the next few weeks in a new effort to restart a diplomatic process with the Palestinians.
The Channel 2 TV report Saturday evening predicted that Kerry would seek to revive some kind of “limited political process,” even though the White House announced last year that it did not believe a permanent accord could be attained in the remaining period of the Obama presidency.
Read full story at The Times of Israel.
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