Rice trying to stay positive about peace summit

A Middle East summit bringing together Israel’s prime minister and the Palestinian president with US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice is due to start today.

Rice trying to stay positive about peace summit
Mon, 19 Feb, 2007 - 10:04
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A Middle East summit bringing together Israel’s prime minister and the Palestinian president with US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice is due to start today.

However, the talks are set to be hampered by an incoming Palestinian government that will not explicitly recognise Israel.

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