Earth Quakes & War with Iran and Its Proxies?
Mitchell: Egypt vital in Mideast peace plan
United States special envoy to the Middle East George Mitchell meets
with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak on Saturday. (AP Photo)
Mitchell had met on Friday with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who told him the Palestinian
people expect the U.S. to press Israel to carry out its diplomatic obligations in regard to the peace process.
Residents from Haifa to Nahariya and Kfar Blum report earth moved
at 2:04 pm Friday for several seconds; no injuries reported
A mild earthquake registering 3.5 on the Richter scale hit northern Israel Friday evening.
A 140-mile stretch of Interstate 80 and many smaller roads in Wyoming were closed Friday.
A 30-mile stretch of Interstate 25 from Wellington, Colo., to Cheyenne, Wyo., was closed briefly.
Lieberman to Mitchell:
New approach needed for talks
Lieberman, who upon taking office said that Israel is no longer bound by the decisions of the Annapolis Summit, described the two's meeting as "important and in-depth," adding that they spoke of various matters concerning security and the economy and that he was looking forward to their future meeting.
Mitchell, however, told the Israeli foreign minister that the US expects the Israeli government to strive to advance the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to implement a "financial peace" does not suffice, he stressed, telling Lieberman that the Obama administration expects financial steps to be part of the ongoing process.