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EU AND ANNAPOLIS SUMMIT

	Solana: failure at Annapolis meeting ‘is not an option’ EU's foreign policy chief, Javier Solana, believes that it is possible for the international Mideast meeting in Annapolis to launch a bilateral negotiation process that will lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state.

Full text of interview with Javier Solana, EU High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy, ahead of Annapolis conference.

Israel’s ambassador to the EU praises ‘real dialogue' between Israel and Europe

Ran Curiel, Israel's ambassador to the EU, praises what he calls the 'real EU-Israel dialogue' on a range of issues.

Turkey and Greece to attend Annapolis parley

Both Turkey and Greece will attend the multinational Middle East peace conference in the United States next Tuesday.

More EU and Annapolis Summit :

Full text of EU document: "State building for peace in the Middle East: an EU Action Strategy."		Tony Blair announces huge jobs plan to bolster Middle East peace talks The Mideast Quartet representative, Tony Blair, will announce on Monday an array of new economic projects aimed at generating jobs for tens of thousands of Palestinians and creating momentum for the peace talks.

Day in history

4 July 1976
The Entebbe Rescue

256 hostages from an Air France plane are held prisoners by Palestinian terrorists and Ugandan soldiers at Entebbe airport.

After 8 days they are rescued by Israeli commandos in a brilliant ruse under the command of Yonatan Netanyahu who was shot in the back during the rescue.

EJP PICTURE OF THE WEEK

Around 45,000 people joined last Sunday the Salute to Israel Parade and Rally in central London and Manchester, celebrating Israel's 60th anniversary.