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Launched in Washington just five weeks ago, the talks veered into a cul-de-sac on September 26, when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nentayhu refused to extend a halt to construction of Jewish settlements, which he had said would last 10 months. Abbas spokesman Nabil Abu Rdainah said the Palestinian leader would tell the Arab states that "resuming negotiations requires a full freeze of settlement activities." "Settlement is an impediment to negotiations and creates an atmosphere in which Israel alone is to be blamed for the obstruction of the political process," he told Reuters. Abbas has said he wants to go on negotiating but cannot unless the building of new homes for Jewish settlers is frozen for "three to four months more to give peace a chance." Netanyahu says it would be tragic if the Palestinian leader, popularly known as Abu Mazen, walks away over an issue essentially irrelevant to the possible outcome of talks -- a peace deal to end 60 years of conflict and create a Palestinian state. "There will be a lot of ball-throwing between Abu Mazen and the Arab League. He will toss the ball in the Arab League's court, saying he's looking for cover," said one Arab diplomat. "The Arab League will probably issue a general call of support for the peace negotiations but will make it very clear that the specific decision to continue the negotiations falls on Abu Mazen, not on them," he said. In Washington, U.S. State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley said Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had spoken to Abbas on Thursday. "They discussed the status of negotiations and steps going forward," Crowley said in a tweet message, giving no further detail. 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