WASHINGTON (JTA) — President Obama will meet with Jordanian King Abdullah to discuss renewed Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.
"The President looks forward to discussing a broad range of bilateral and regional economic and security issues during their Oval Office meeting, including King Abdullah’s leadership in advancing our shared goal of a negotiated peace between Israel and the Palestinians," a White House statement said Tuesday.
The meeting will take place Jan. 17.
Israeli and Palestinian negotiators met Tuesday in Jordan for the second time in a week. The talks, relaunched at Abdullah’s behest, have yet to produce results. Neither side would discuss the talks on the record.
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