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Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail Yahoo! Search Search: Sign InNew User? Sign Up News Home - Help Navigation Primary Navigation Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Top Stories Most Popular Secondary Navigation Africa Europe Latin America Middle East North America Search Search: Mubarak urges Netanyahu to stop settlements AFP - Monday, September 14 CAIRO (AFP) - - Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak urged Israel to halt "all settlement activity" and warned of the dangers it posed in Jerusalem, in talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Cairo on Sunday. ADVERTISEMENT Mubarak "called on Israel to stop all settlement activity, including 'natural growth' settlements," presidential spokesman Suleiman Awad said. The president "also urged (Israel) to stop attempts to judaise Jerusalem, warning of the dangerous consequences to peace efforts and highlighting the sensitivity of the Jerusalem issue to the Arab and Islamic worlds," Awad said. Netanyahu met Mubarak over "iftar," the meal ending the dawn-to-dusk fast during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan that was also attended by Egypt's intelligence supremo Omar Suleiman, before returning to Jerusalem. His brief visit came amid a renewed diplomatic push to kick-start the Israeli-Palestinian peace process and as US Middle East envoy George Mitchell visited Israel. On the peace process, Mubarak "called for negotiations on the final borders of a Palestinian state which would pave the way for an agreement on all final status issues, within a defined time frame," Awad said. Both sides remain deeply divided on the most sensitive issues of their decades-old conflict -- final borders, the status of Jerusalem and the fate of Palestinian refugees and Israeli settlements. "I hope that we will succeed in reducing the gaps," Netanyahu said at the weekly cabinet meeting in Jerusalem earlier on Sunday. "Maybe we will bridge them, so that we can move the process forward." He last met Mubarak on May 11 in Sharm el-Sheikh on his first trip abroad since returning to power. Egypt and the United States hope to see a resumption of negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, suspended since the conflict in the Gaza Strip at the turn of the year. Washington has sought to fast-track a peace process that would lead to the creation of a Palestinian state alongside Israel. But both sides have rebuffed the US call for goodwill gestures that would see a freeze to settlement construction in return for Arab states beginning to normalise ties with Israel. Arab countries have said normalisation will only come after substantive peace talks or a settlement to the conflict, and Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas insists he will not meet Netanyahu before a complete end to settlement construction. Earlier this month, Netanyahu authorised the construction of 455 new homes in settlements in the occupied West Bank. Washington criticised the move as "inconsistent" with the peace process, but has also said it does not consider a settlement freeze a condition for revived peace talks. In Jerusalem, Mitchell said Washington shared a "sense of urgency" and was aiming to reach agreement on any outstanding issues during his trip. "It is our intention to conclude this phase of our discussions in the very near future... (to) enable us to move on to the next and really the more important phase," he said after meeting President Shimon Peres. The outcome of Mitchell's talks in Israel is likely to determine whether a proposed three-way meeting goes ahead between Netanyahu, Abbas and US President Barack Obama on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. Mitchell was to meet Netanyahu on Monday and Abbas on Tuesday. It was not clear whether he would visit other countries in the region. In addition to the peace process, Egypt has been brokering indirect talks on a prisoner exchange between Israel and the Islamist Hamas movement which rules Gaza that would see the release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, seized by Gaza militants more than three years ago. Germany has also joined the mediation efforts. Cairo has also been mediating between rival Palestinian factions Fatah in the West Bank, and Hamas. Egypt has been Israel's main Arab interlocutor since the two signed a peace treaty in 1979, but they remain at odds over the peace process. Palestinian officials said that Egypt last week presented a new proposal to Fatah and Hamas, which suggests holding elections in mid-2010 and overhauling the structure of security services. 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