NPR: Israeli, Palestinian Leaders Agree to Keep Talking

Israeli, Palestinian Leaders Agree to Keep Talking

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The Associated Press reports progress at the Annapolis conference on Mideast peace:

Israeli and Palestinian leaders agreed Tuesday to immediately resume long-stalled peace talks toward creating an independent Palestinian state by the end of next year, using the U.S.-arranged Mideast peace conference to launch the first serious and substantive negotiations in seven years.

Laura Conaway

12:36 PM ET | 11-27-2007 | permalink

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I used to pay pretty close attention to these kind of peace talks, but after about a decade of this (in the 80s and 90s), it really started to get brain numbingly repetitive to the point where I've gotten pretty cynical about the whole process.

Sent by E.H. | 9:19 AM ET | 11-28-2007

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