Kerry to Return to Mideast in Bid to Save Peace Talks
Washington's top diplomat wrapped up a lightning visit to Israel on Tuesday but was to return within 24 hours as speculation grew that a jailed U.S.-Israeli spy may be key to saving the peace talks.
Washington’s top diplomat wrapped up a lightning visit to Israel Tuesday but was to return within 24 hours as speculation grew that a jailed US-Israeli spy may be key to saving peace talks. But as US Secretary of State John Kerry departed, Israel reissued…
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