Putin said willing to host Israeli-Palestinian peace talks


(Worthy News) – Amid speculation over a developing Egyptian bid to revive stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, Egypt’s President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi said late Sunday that Russian President Vladimir Putin was willing to host Israeli and Palestinian leaders for direct talks.

In a briefing with newspaper editors in Cairo, Sissi said Israel is increasingly convinced of the need for achieving peace with the Palestinians, according to media reports in Israel and Egypt.

No peace process could be successful, he told the journalists, without reconciliation between Fatah and Hamas. [ Source ]

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