The Middle East Quartet meets in Brussels today and is likely to back the renewed U.S. effort to get Israeli-Palestinian talks under way. Barack Obama's national security adviser is also heading to the region. Sobered by its failure to show tangible results, Washington still wants to achieve a peace deal within two years. So far, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears more amenable to starting talks than his Palestinian counterpart.
Netanyahu Gives Mideast Peace a Chance
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