Israel and the Palestinians have been deadlocked after nearly three years laid the foundation for resuming peace talks, the United States Secretary of State, John Kerry said on Friday, although he warned that the deal is not final, more diplomacy.
Kerry, wrapped up his sixth mission to the Middle East brokerage, this year gave some details. He expects the Israeli and Palestinian envoys will soon come to Washington, a U.S. official said would mark the launch of direct negotiations.
"I am pleased to announce that we have reached an agreement for the resumption of direct Palestinian-Israeli final status negotiations between the foundation," Kerry told reporters in Amman.
"Give them the opportunity to negotiate, the best way is to keep them private," he said, saying the deal is still to be "formal," so that he would not discuss it in detail.
"We know that challenges will require some very tough decisions in the coming days," he added. "Today, however, I have hope."
Peacemaking has subsided, the inflow two years, the last in the end of 2010 to break the Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, where, along with the Gaza Strip, the Palestinian quest founding.
Palestinian, international status, there is that the State must have borders before approaching the boundary of the territory that Israel captured them in 1967 in the Eastern war - a hard requirement to reconcile with the Jewish state's insistence to keep large settlements in any final peace agreement next.
Israeli and Palestinian officials cautiously welcomed Kerry's announcement. The two sides face home turf in a stubborn and uncompromising faith conflicts tough opposition.
Livni, the Israeli Cabinet minister responsible for foreign drivers, wrote on Facebook: "I know, to begin negotiations as soon as possible, they will be very complex and not easy." "But I believe with all my heart, it is our future, our security, our economy and the value of Israel to do the right thing."
WASEL umbrella Palestine Liberation Organization, a senior member of Abu Yusuf told Reuters reporters: "Today's announcement does not mean the resumption of negotiations, which means that will continue to strive to achieve the requirements of the Palestinians that Israel must ...... recognizes the 1967 borders. "
Kerry said Livni and Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat went to Washington "in the next week or so, and further announcement will be made for all of us at that time."
When asked if this would be regarded as envoys meeting the start of negotiations, a U.S. official said, "Yes."
Months of talks
Expand talks will take months, Israeli and Palestinian officials told Reuters on condition of anonymity reporters. Israeli officials said that such a time, the need "to ensure that this process is substantive and comprehensive, so that our past September."
This is known as the annual UN General Assembly, the Palestinians and Israel's direct involvement in the case, plans to seek recognition of their founding requirements.
The United Nations welcomes Kerry's announcement in a statement saying that it was a positive development, but it also urges the parties to "show leadership, courage and responsibility to maintain these efforts to achieve the two-state vision."
Netanyahu's right wing, long refused to withdraw to the 1967 lines, and his coalition government, including ethnic and religious faction opposed to any settlement removal.
But another coalition partner, the centrist Treasury 雅尔拉比德, Israel's top ZDF said, "there is a solid majority in the cabinet to negotiate."
Abbas own authority. Although his US-backed administration holds sway in the West Bank, Gaza by the rival Hamas Islamists refused a permanent co-existence of the Jewish state.
, "Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said:" Abbas does not have the legitimacy and the representative of the Palestinian people to negotiate, decide the fate of the problem.
Kerry announced that the Jewish and Muslim Sabbath evening ended their daily fasting, may have been part of the mean deflection domestic review Netanyahu and Abbas.
Kerry praised their "courageous leadership."
"They have chosen to make tough choices here, they are pushing in this direction. Tonight, we would not be here if they did not make a choice," he said.
Kerry's drive to restart Israeli-Palestinian peace talks this week endorsed by the League of Arab States, may have a wider area to establish a Palestinian state with Israel, the prospects for peace.
Arab League peace proposal, launched a decade ago, the sinking of the problem, return to the 1967 borders, but on Wednesday confirmed that it has shifted its position face "exchange the same value and size of the domestic limited."
 



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