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d very far from the peace process. There was nothing that we could build positively on. We look at his speech negatively." (Maan News) US President Barack Obama said on Wednesday that the Palestinians should negotiate with the Israelis and not appeal to the UN for statehood. "The UN can achieve a lot of impo

ng to be able to do is deliver a Palestinian state. The only way to see a Palestinian state is if Palestinians and Israelis agree on a just peace," Obama said in a joint press conference with British Prime Minister David Cameron in London. (Reuters) EU foreign policy Chief Catherine Ashton reiterated

his speech negatively." (Maan News) US President Barack Obama said on Wednesday that the Palestinians sho

ions. Several African leaders will also join for a special meeting Friday. (AP) *** •*a* Hayat Abu-Saleh Office of the UN Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process (UNSCO) Public Information and Media Unit Tel: Mobile: E-mail: www.unsco.org EFTA00629508

rmor capabilities. We may have been in a more effective position today to influence events on the ground and at Geneva. Having said that, President Obama is right to avoid at all costs any U.S. military ground troops in Syria. On the chemical weapons issue, and despite the muddled way we got there, t

s on the ground and at Geneva. Having said that, President Obama is right to avoid at all costs any U.S. military

re to bridging the old ideological and sectarian divides that have manifested themselves in new Middle East conflicts. Lack of tangible progress on the Middle East Peace Process (MEPP) has not only created a jaundiced view of the issue by those most familiar with it, but some Israeli politicians are now openly skeptical of

rmor capabilities. We may have been in a more effective position today to influence events on the ground and at Geneva. Having said that, President Obama is right to avoid at all costs any U.S. military ground troops in Syria. On the chemical weapons issue, and despite the muddled way we got there, t

s on the ground and at Geneva. Having said that, President Obama is right to avoid at all costs any U.S. military

re to bridging the old ideological and sectarian divides that have manifested themselves in new Middle East conflicts. Lack of tangible progress on the Middle East Peace Process (MEPP) has not only created a jaundiced view of the issue by those most familiar with it, but some Israeli politicians are now openly skeptical of