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Netanyahu, Abbas to Meet Again in Two Weeks to Pursue Peace Talks

  • Leaders to hold negotiations every two weeks
  • Talks described as “productive” 
  • Both leaders condemn Iran-backed Hamas terrorist attacks

WASHINGTON, Sept 2 – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas have agreed to meet again in Egypt Sept 14 -15 and at regular two-week intervals after that to continue peace talks.

U.S. peace envoy George Mitchell told reporters: “They agreed that for these negotiations to succeed, [the talks] must be kept private and treated with sensitivity."  
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