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Secret peace talks on West Asia
JERUSALEM, MAY 13. Israeli soldiers and Palestinian demonstrators
clashed throughout the west bank as negotiators remained stuck on
key aspects of a final peace deal they hope to reach by
September.
Israeli radios reported yesterday that the Public Security
Minister, Mr. Shlomo Ben-Ami, was leading secret peace talks with
the Palestinians in Europe in an apparent effort to breathe life
into the negotiations.
The Israeli Prime Minister, Mr. Ehud Barak's office would not
comment on the reports, and Palestinian officials refused to
react to them.
No progress was reported in a meeting between heads of the
negotiation teams overnight in the West Bank city of Jericho to
discuss efforts at a final peace agreement.The Palestinian
leader, Mr. Yasser Arafat's Cabinet meeting in Ramallah
yesterday, said nothing had been achieved in the final status
talks since they began in September last year.
- AP
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