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Missing Kenosha County woman found
Published On: Mar 21 2013 11:34:23 AM CDT
Updated On: Mar 22 2013 06:45:37 PM CDT
Updated On: Mar 22 2013 06:45:37 PM CDT
The Kenosha County Sheriff's Department said a woman who had been missing for several days was found safe Friday morning.
The Sheriff's Department said Stephanie Billon, 40, and her boyfriend, were located in Chicago.
Billon was unharmed.
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The Palestinians are ready to sign up the "state of Palestine" for additional international agencies and treaties if US peace efforts collapse after an April 29 deadline for a deal, a senior official said.
The warning by Mohammed Ishtayeh, an aide to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, came on Monday as US mediators tried to defuse the worst crisis in the negotiations since Secretary of State John Kerry persuaded the two sides last summer to resume talks for nine months, the Associated Press news agency reported.
Under the terms of renewed talks, Israel promised to release 104 long-held Palestinian prisoners in four groups, while the Palestinians said they would suspend a campaign to sign up Palestine, recognised by the UN General Assembly as a non-member observer state in 2012, for as many as 63 UN agencies, treaties and conventions.
After Israel last week failed to release the fourth group of prisoners on time, Abbas signed letters of accession for 15 international conventions.
Israel then said the final prisoner release was off the table.
Accession requests irreversible
Israel has since asked Abbas to withdraw the letters of accession, according to an Israeli official close to the talks who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorised to discuss the dealings between the two sides with the media.
Ishtayeh said the accession requests were irreversible.
Kerry originally hoped for a peace deal by April 29. He lowered his sights after months without progress, saying he sought a framework deal by that date.
In recent weeks, negotiations focused on reaching agreement on extending the talks into 2015.
Ishtayeh said the Palestinians "are keeping the door open for any serious talks" until April 29, but that gaps on almost all issues have only widened and that Israel is not negotiating in good faith.
Israel has also accused the Palestinians of not being serious about reaching a deal.
Ishtayeh said the Palestinians will not agree to an extension unless Israel first agrees to release the final group of prisoners.
If it becomes apparent by April 29 that Kerry's efforts have collapsed, the Palestinians are set to resume the recognition campaign, Ishtayeh said, without giving a timeline.
Israeli retaliation
The 63 agencies, treaties and conventions have been divided into four groups, he said, adding that "the second tranche of UN organisations is ready for signing".
Asked about possible Israeli retaliation, Ishtayeh said he believes the Palestinians can count on continued financial aid from Europe and the Arab world.
Israel could face increasing international isolation if the Palestinian campaign for wider recognition succeeds, according to AP.
Israel has argued that it is a means of sidestepping negotiations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that "we are ready to continue talks," while condemning the Palestinian moves.
Israeli and Palestinian negotiators met for several hours on Sunday in the presence of a US mediator. The US consulate in Jerusalem said the meeting was "serious and constructive".
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