U.S. secretary of state John kerry crowded last held the meeting with the Israeli and Palestinian leaders on Sunday, as he wrapped the fifth broker peace to visit little sign of progress in this area.
After six hours overnight talks with Israeli prime minister Benjamin netanyahu in Jerusalem, kerry plans to drive out to see the Palestinian national authority President mahmoud abbas in ramallah. He is due to leave in the afternoon in Asia.
(Wednesday), kerry met two people in different locations for many times, hoping to find a formula to revive israeli-palestinian directly in the occupied west bank jewish settlements, establish deadlocked peace since 2010.
The top U.S. diplomat and his master said a little discussion, some of which are held in Jordan. But Israeli and Palestinian officials on Saturday to see the chances of diplomatic breakthrough.
Abbas says, will hold new talks, Mr Netanyahu must capture a settlement freeze before Israel on the basis of the 1967 Middle East war, for the border of a future Palestinian state, and recognize in the west bank's border.
Israeli settlements seeking to remain in any peace agreement, is not willing to in these respects, think their prerequisites.
State department officials say, kerry's marathon discussions with Mr Netanyahu and adviser to suite in the hotel shortly before end the 04 am (0100 GMT) on Sunday.
After kerry stroll through the deserted street, accompanied by one of his safety and his advisers, the Middle East, frank lowenstein in Jerusalem.
"They discussed a wide range of issues related to the peace process, based on their previous conversation, this week, the U.S. state department official said:" in a meeting with Mr Netanyahu.
Kerry is eager to get fresh building peace, the United Nations general assembly has approved in recognising a Palestinian state, in fact, before September.
Netanyahu on Palestinian in the case of direct peace talks, could be used as a springboard to further move, confirmed its founding, the United Nations conference around Israel.



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