Zionist slaughterer Israeli regime and traitor PA may resume talks next week

A Zionist regime official says talks between the traitor Palestinian Authority (PA) and the Israeli regime may begin in Washington next week.

Zionist regime’s Energy and Water Minister Silvan Shalom said in a Thursday press conference: “Things haven’t been settled in a definite matter but the direction is renewing the talks on Tuesday.”
Former Zionist regime minister for foreign affairs and chief negotiator, Tzipi Livini, and the Zionist regime Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s envoy, Itzhak Molcho, are reportedly expected to travel to Washington to meet with Saeb Erekat, the top PA negotiator.
The Palestinian-Zionist regime talks were halted in September 2010 over disagreements on Zionist settlement construction in the occupied West Bank.
The PA had previously demanded that Zionist regime cease all settlement activities before talks can be resumed. Zionist regime has refused to do so and says it intends to re-launch talks without any preconditions.
On July 19, US Secretary of State John Kerry said if everything goes as expected, Israeli regime-Palestine negotiations will resume soon.
On the same day, the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas rejected Kerry’s proposal for the resumption of talks between Zionist regime and the PA, saying it “considers the Palestinian Authority’s return to negotiations with the occupation to be at odds with the national consensus.”