多强国在巴黎开会,促重启中东和谈

U.S., European and Arab diplomats meeting in Paris Friday are hoping to find enough common ground to revive stalled Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.

Washington\'s response to the French effort has been tepid, with Secretary of State John Kerry agreeing to attend simply to listen to ideas proposed by France and others.

Despite the recent escalation in violence between Israelis and Palestinians, and the fact that representatives of these two parties are not even scheduled to attend the French-brokered resumption of talks aimed at ending the conflict, there is a glimmer of hope on the horizon with the swearing in Monday of ultranationalist Israeli Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman, who said he supports a two-state solution.

Kerry did not give up hope for a lasting agreement to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict after the peace talks process he brokered fell apart in April of 2014. He held tight to his vision of two states for two peoples, living side by side in peace and security, even as some called it a "fool\'s errand" and the two principal parties involved refused to speak to one another.

美国对这次法国提议的会谈态度不是很积极。美国国务卿克里同意出席，但表示只是为了听取法国和其他国家提出的建议。

以色列和巴勒斯坦之间的暴力近来有所升级，而以巴双方也不准备出席旨在结束以巴暴力的巴黎会谈，尽管如此，持极端民族主义立场的以色列国防部长利伯曼星期一宣誓就职，他曾表示支持两国解决方案，这使人们看到了一线希望。

美国国务卿克里出面斡旋的和谈2014年4月陷入僵局，但克里并未因此放弃达成持久协议，解决以巴冲突的希望。他坚持对两个民族两个国家，在和平与安全中共存的设想，尽管有人说这种设想是徒劳的努力，而且冲突双方也拒绝对话。