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(Jerusalem Post) Herb Keinon - Secretary of State John Kerry's aides said that he would again try to get the sides back to the negotiating table after a pause of several months. One Israeli government official familiar with the negotiations said, "We would have liked to see a successful outcome to the negotiations. But what we saw was a Palestinian side that didn't engage in good faith when the Americans put on the table principles for final status. In dealing with the core issues, the Palestinians ran away." The Palestinians rejected an American package to continue the talks, he added.2014-05-01 00:00:00Full Article
Kerry Expected to Resume Push for Israeli-Palestinian Talks after Pause
(Jerusalem Post) Herb Keinon - Secretary of State John Kerry's aides said that he would again try to get the sides back to the negotiating table after a pause of several months. One Israeli government official familiar with the negotiations said, "We would have liked to see a successful outcome to the negotiations. But what we saw was a Palestinian side that didn't engage in good faith when the Americans put on the table principles for final status. In dealing with the core issues, the Palestinians ran away." The Palestinians rejected an American package to continue the talks, he added.2014-05-01 00:00:00Full Article
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