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Middle East / Peace Talks / Clinton, Netanyahu, Arafat #426991

CNN Evening News for Monday, Sep 28, 1998
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(Studio: Judy Woodruff) Report introduced.

(White House: Wolf Blitzer) The meetings of President Clinton with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority president Yasir Arafat about the Middle East peace process featured. [At the UN, ARAFAT - (thru translator) calls for the United States to work on the peace process.] [At photograph op, CLINTON - comments on peace talks.] [Secretary of State Madeleine ALBRIGHT - downplays any breakthrough.] Several issues that need to be put on hold to further the peace process and possible sites for an official summit meeting outlined. [NETANYAHU - hopes for a peaceful resolution.] The impetus for getting the peace process going now discussed.

Reporter(s):
Blitzer, Wolf;
Woodruff, Judy
Duration:
00:05:00

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