Premiers meet as Middle East peace hopes rise

The Israeli and Palestinian prime ministers were meeting today in a new climate of hope after a Palestinian terror truce, removal of Israeli tanks and roadblocks in Gaza and a deal to give the Palestinians security control over the West Bank town of Bethlehem.

Premiers meet as Middle East peace hopes rise

The Israeli and Palestinian prime ministers were meeting today in a new climate of hope after a Palestinian terror truce, removal of Israeli tanks and roadblocks in Gaza and a deal to give the Palestinians security control over the West Bank town of Bethlehem.

The meeting is the third between Palestinian prime minister Mahmoud Abbas and Israel’s Ariel Sharon, a sign that after 33 months of bloodletting, the two sides might be moving seriously to end their conflict.

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