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ME peace talks end with a glimmer of optimism
LONDON. Dec 5: Israeli and Palestinian negotiators, ending multilateral peace talks in London Friday, said Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's more conciliatory tone has fos tered optimism, reports AP.
At Beit Meri In Lebanon, foreign ministers of the Arab parties engaged in peace negotiations with Israel overcame Palestinian objections and decided unanimously to attend the next round of the talks In Washington. But they expressed "sorrow over the lack of any essential progress . . . because of Israel's Intransigence."
In London, however, the Israeli negotiator predicted a possible peace agreement within months.
"I believe that we are on the verge of peace 1n the Middle East." Israeli deputy foreign minister Yossi Bellin said at the end of the two-day meet tog
"Provided we do the utmost ... to compromise, then It (an agreement) may be a matter not of years, but of months." he saki.
His Palestinian counterpart Muhammad llatlaj said at a separate London news conference, There Is reason for optimism."
"We like In a world where obviously great change unexpectedly happens so you can t rule oul anything," he said. "There have been some achievements, as I said, everybody agrees the tone Is better."
The cooperation between Israeli and Palestinian negotiators also gave a US official hope that the next full round of peace talks, beginning Monday tn Washington, would go well.
This effort to reach out to one another is precisely the kind of approach . . . required to bridge the gaps and resolve difficulties." Assistant Secretary of State Edward P. Djcrejian told reporters covering Friday's talks In London.
At Belt Meri, a communique Issued after a five-hour conference of the foreign ministers of the Arab parties engaged In the negotiations with Israel said Syrian, Lebanese. Jordanian and the Palestinian delegations would be in
Washington Monday to partici pate.
It will be the eight round of talks sponsored by the Untied States and Russia. The last round ended Nov. 19.
The communique read after the Beit Meri conference by Lebanese Foreign Minister Faris Bwctz said the conferees were "profoundly worried by the Israeli stance tn the talks with the Palestinians, which does not conform with the peace process’
It expressed "sorrow over the lack of any essential progress tn the peace talks because of Israel's intransigence."
The London meeting focused on water shortages, regional pollution, refugees, arms control