Netanyahu, Clinton to Work on Breaking Deadlock in Peace Talks
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said their countries will continue to “work closely in the coming days” to break the impasse in Middle East peace talks.
After eight hours of meetings yesterday in New York, Clinton and Netanyahu issued a joint statement that gave no indication progress was made in getting Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas back to the bargaining table.