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Syria's President Bashar al-Assad said Friday that he had no "Israeli partner" ready to push forward the Middle East peace process, rebuffing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's offer of talks.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said that U.S. President Barack Obama should come up with a firm plan of action to renew peace talks between Syria and Israel.
Speaking at the forum of the Organization of the Islamic Conference, Syrian President Bashar Assad warned Israel that if the Golan Heights are not returned through peaceful negotiations Syria will take the disputed territory militarily. That was followed Wednesday by hints from Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu that he was open to peace talks with Syria [...]
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Israel said on Thursday it was ready to talk peace with Syria, whose leader is visiting Paris on the heels of talks there between President Nicolas Sarkozy and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Syrian President Bashar Assad says peace talks with Israel could resume if the Jewish state showed willingness to fully engage in the process.
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met French President Nicolas Sarkozy for talks on the crisis in the Middle East peace process and appeared to open the door to talks with Syria.
French President Nicolas Sarkozy tried to breathe life into the Middle East peace process Friday, hosting his Syrian counterpart just two days after talks with the Israeli prime minister.
Nov. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is willing to meet with Syria’s president “anywhere, anytime on the basis that there are no preconditions,” his spokesman Nir Hefez said on Army Radio today.
(RTTNews) - Israel on Thursday expressed willingness to reopen peace talks with Syria, a day after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held talks with French President Nicholas Sarkozy in Paris.
A diplomatic back and forth between Israel and Syria has analysts playing a guessing game as to each side’s intentions. The rhetoric began Monday.
Assistant Secretary Eric P. Schwartz Traveling to Iraq, Jordan and Syria Office of the Spokesman Washington, DC November 12, 2009 Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration Eric P. Schwartz will travel to Iraq, Jordan and Syria from November 13 through November 19. He will meet with Iraqi and Palestinian refugees benefiting from United States Government ...
Syrian President Bahar al-Assad hailed a "climate of trust" with France ahead of a visit on Friday, but bemoaned US President Barack Obama's lack of a Middle East peace action plan.
Nov. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said U.S. President Barack Obama must outline an “action plan” for peace between Israel and the Palestinians, Le Figaro reported, citing an interview with the Syrian leader.
Washington, 13 November (WashingtonTV)—Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said on Friday that his country wants to resume peace talks with Israel through Turkish mediation, but that he did not see a partner in the Israeli side.
“We are discussing it with them, the negotiations are ongoing,” Habib Fekih , Airbus’s president for the Middle East, said in a telephone interview today. “We are waiting for some elements.”
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