Thursday, 7 November 2013

Kerry mendengar SURAM Rundingan Penilaian Damai dari Israel . . .



MADAyuMadyan - Gambaran yang  suram rundingan damai Timur Tengah telah dicat oleh Perdana Menteri Israel Setiausaha Negara Amerika Syarikat John Kerry mengejar diplomasi, bertujuan untuk mendapatkan perjanjian.

Benjamin Netanyahu berkata rundingan dengan Palestin telah gagal untuk membuat kemajuan sebenar dan beliau berharap Kerry, yang melawat Israel, boleh mendapatkan mereka kembali ke landasan.

“Saya mengambil berat tentang kemajuan mereka kerana saya melihat rakyat Palestin berterusan dengan hasutan, berterusan untuk mewujudkan krisis tiruan, terus mengelak dan lari daripada keputusan bersejarah yang diperlukan untuk membuat kedamaian sejati,” kata Netanyahu.

Mesyuarat Presiden Palestin, Mahmoud Abbas kemudian, John Kerry boleh mengharapkan kekecewaan yang akan disuarakan di sana, juga.

Palestin kanan (Senior) telah berkata pelan Israel, diumumkan minggu lepas, untuk lebih 3,500 rumah peneroka di Tebing Barat yang diduduki adalah halangan utama kepada kejayaan rundingan.

Kerry hears grim peace talks assessment from Israel

A grim picture of Middle East peace talks has been painted by the Israeli prime minister as US Secretary of State John Kerry pursues shuttle diplomacy aimed at securing a deal.

Benjamin Netanyahu said negotiations with the Palestinians had failed to make real progress and that he hoped Kerry, who is visiting Israel, could get them back on track.

"I am concerned about their progress because I see the Palestinians continuing with incitement, continuing to create artificial crises, continuing to avoid and run away from the historic decisions that are needed to make a genuine peace," Netanyahu said.

Meeting the Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas later, John Kerry could expect frustration to be voiced there, too.

Senior Palestinians have said an Israeli plan, announced last week, for 3,500 more settler homes in the occupied West Bank is a major obstacle to the success of the negotiations.

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