Israel says remains committed to Palestinian talks

Wed May 21, 2008 5:41am EDT
 
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A renewed Israeli-Syrian peace process will not come at the expense of ongoing statehood negotiations with the Palestinians, a senior Israeli official said on Wednesday.

"The government remains committed to pursuing both the Syrian and Palestinian tracks," said the official, who disclosed after an official announcement of indirect Israeli-Syrian talks that top aides to Prime Minister Ehud Olmert have been in Turkey since Monday, along with Syrian representatives.

(Writing by Jeffrey Heller, Editing by Avida Landau)

 

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