Jordan is to host a 'political-security' meeting between Israel and Palestine to try to restore calm in occupied territories after massacre in Nablus city by Israeli forces
Members of Israeli forces walk past a burning car set on fire by illegal Jewish settlers from Bracha settlement, in Palestine’s Burin village in occupied West Bank.
Sunday's meeting to be held in the Red Sea resort of Aqaba will also be attended by United States and Egyptian representatives. The head of Israel's Shin Bet domestic security agency, Ronen Bar, will be part of the Israeli delegation, a security source told AFP. The talks aim to agree "security and economic measures to ease the hardships of the Palestinian people," the official added.
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