CAIRO – Egypt, Jordan, and Palestine’s foreign ministers held talks in Cairo on Monday about how to break the current stalemate in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, state-run Ahram online news portal reported. At the meeting, also attended by the intelligence chiefs of the three countries, the ministers discussed a possible political roadmap to achieve a fair and comprehensive peace on the basis of thetwo-state solution, the report added. “[They further] assessed the situation on the ground in Palestine in light of the continuation of the illegal measures [the Israeli settlements] that we…

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