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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (6) Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared Senate sets Christmas eve vote on U.S. debt limit 22 Dec 2009 Hollywood eyes record $10 billion box office for 2009 10 Dec 2009 U.S. plane overshoots Jamaica runway, dozens hurt | Video 23 Dec 2009 Iran's Ahmadinejad mocks Obama, "TV series" nuke talks 23 Dec 2009 Swine flu deadlier in children than seasonal flu 23 Dec 2009 UPDATE 1-Amylin shares drop after FDA requests new studies 23 Dec 2009 "Harassed" Nestle halts Zimbabwe operations 23 Dec 2009 Senate sets Christmas eve vote on U.S. debt limit 22 Dec 2009 Sun, moon trigger San Andreas tremors: study 23 Dec 2009 US probes banks on sale of risky securities- NY Times 12:00am EST Israel not interested in peace: Syria's Assad DAMASCUS Wed Dec 23, 2009 5:44pm EST Related News Hamas leaders weigh Israeli draft on prisoner swap Wed, Dec 23 2009 Israel wants Shalit freed, but not at "any price" Tue, Dec 22 2009 Exclusive: Israel wargame sees U.S. sidelining Netanyahu on Iran Tue, Dec 22 2009 Israel conveys response on prisoner swap to Hamas Tue, Dec 22 2009 Status quo won't hold, warn Middle East experts Mon, Dec 21 2009 DAMASCUS (Reuters) - Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said on Wednesday that peace talks with Israel had been stalled because Israel was not interested in achieving peace. World Israel's demand for negotiations without conditions meant that it wanted to bring down the peace process, Assad said after talks with Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan in Damascus. "We discussed today the ways to bring the peace process out of the deadlock that it has reached ... because of the absence of a serious Israeli partner who aims to achieve peace," he told a joint news conference with Erdogan. "When Israel says it wants negotiations without conditions it means it wants negotiations with no foundation. This is like having a building with no foundation, then it's very easy to be brought down and they want to bring down the peace process," he said. Peace talks between Israel and Syria faltered in 2000 over Damascus's demand for a full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights, a strategic plateau Israel captured in the 1967 war and later annexed. Turkey, NATO's only Muslim member, last year facilitated contacts that focused on Syrian demands for a full withdrawal from the Golan Heights, and Israel's accusations that Damascus was arming militants in Lebanon and the Gaza Strip. Those contacts failed to produce formal negotiations, and Turkey's repeated offers to re-open the peace track have not resulted in further talks. Under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel has ruled out resuming Turkish-mediated talks with Syria, insisting that any new contacts must be direct. Relations between Turkey and Israel turned sour after Israel launched a three-week incursion into the Gaza Strip last December and Erdogan said Israel no longer trusted Turkey to mediate peace talks with Syria. On Wednesday, Erdogan reiterated that Turkey remained committed to mediating peace talks. "If the responsibilities fall on Turkey (to mediate between Syria and Israel), we are ready," Erdogan told the news conference, speaking through an Arabic interpreter. (Writing by Mariam Karouny in Beirut, editing by Tim Pearce) World Comments See All Comments (6) | Post Comment Dec 23, 2009 No, Israel is interested in peace. They live in an atmosphere of hatred and never know when the evil around them is going to unleash another attack. Israel wants a peace so that it’s children may sleep at night. They continue to try to reason with those who are without reason. AlitoRAF Report As Abusive Dec 23, 2009 AlitoRAF Report As Abusive Dec 24, 2009 AlitoRAF, Moshe Dayan admitted that Israel stole the Golan Heights because some kibbutzim farmers wanted it. The Golan Heights is illegally occupied territory, and its “annexation” declared Illegal and null and void by the United Nations. Israel would gain peace by simply following the rule of law, and returning the stolen territory. At the same time, using that same rule of law formula, by Israel simply joining the family of nations and complying with numerous UN resolutions, would gain peace by ending its belligerent occupation of the West Bank, it’s illegal and null and void “annexation” of East Jerusalem, and the ongoing occupation and siege of Gaza that is collective punishment of an entire civilian population, and a crime against humanity. That’s the only realistic way forward for Israel. Its terrorism and indeed world terrorism is directly driven by the 500,000 illegal colonists living outside of Israel on stolen land. When Israel retreats to within its own boundaries, and ends its occupations and endless incursions and ratcheting up of tensions, then Israel can be at peace because right now, Israel and its actions are causing Israel its own ills. There is no greater threat to Israel other than its own actions. bbsnews Report As Abusive Dec 24, 2009 Give me a break. If Syria Jordan and Egypt had not attacked Israel they would not be crying about peace now. They attacked Israel and paid the price in lost land and now they need to stop crying like babies about it. There are no do-overs in war! mohammedsadevil Report As Abusive Dec 24, 2009 @mohammedsadevil What about its agression in the past decade (Lebanon, Gaza, etc)? akhter Report As Abusive Dec 24, 2009 To the person with the deeply offensive screen name, Israel attacked Egypt. Egypt and Jordan have peace treaties with Israel after suitable land swaps. Israel could have peace with Syria and Israelis could drive to Europe if Israel would simply follow international law, and return the plundered Golan Heights. And you would be well-advised to learn about the bedrock internal principle that ‘territory acquired by war is inadmissible’ – learn how and why it came about, and why it is important to both Israel and the Palestinians. 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