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Middle East Peace Process at Turning Point Between Recommitment and Descent Into Major Bloodshed, United Nations Envoy Tells Security Council

9/15/2003 10:50:54 AM

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Middle East Peace Process at Turning Point Between Recommitment and Descent Into Major Bloodshed, United Nations Envoy Tells Security Council

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Headline Middle East Peace Process at Turning Point Between Recommitment and Descent Into Major Bloodshed, United Nations Envoy Tells Security Council

Caption Description Recent terror attacks and extra judicial executions had brought the Middle East peace process to a standstill, and it was now at a turning point between recommitment by Israelis and Palestinians or further descent into major bloodshed, the United Nations senior envoy for the region told the Security Council today. Terje Roed-Larsen, the United Nations Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, briefing the Council at the outset of an open meeting, said that implementation of the process - known as the Road Map and initiated by the United Nations, European Union, Russian Federation and United States - had never effectively begun, because the original steps had been too slow and incremental and neither Israelis nor Palestinians had addressed the core concerns - terrorism and occupation. ""Bold steps, related to settlements and security"" and involving increased activity by the international community might be necessary to ""jump start"" the process, he said.
Nasser Al-Kidwa (centre), the Permanent Observer for Palestine to the United Nations, speaks with two delegates on the side of today's meeting.

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Production Date 09/15/2003 10:00:43 AM

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Country United States of America

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