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(AP-Washington Post) Aron Heller - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday welcomed Arab nations' endorsement of indirect, U.S.-brokered peace talks with the Palestinians, saying he is ready to restart negotiations "at any time and at any place" while insisting they begin "without preconditions." Officials said they expect the talks to begin on Wednesday, and one Israeli official said the dialogue would include preliminary discussions on "core issues." 2010-05-03 07:49:17Full Article
Israel's Prime Minister Welcomes Progress toward Peace Talks
(AP-Washington Post) Aron Heller - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday welcomed Arab nations' endorsement of indirect, U.S.-brokered peace talks with the Palestinians, saying he is ready to restart negotiations "at any time and at any place" while insisting they begin "without preconditions." Officials said they expect the talks to begin on Wednesday, and one Israeli official said the dialogue would include preliminary discussions on "core issues." 2010-05-03 07:49:17Full Article
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