Barak visits biggest Israeli settlement, undertakes maintaining its sovereignty

In a day of the international celebration of Sharm El-Sheiks agreement between the Palestinians and Israelis, the mutual accusations between the two sides started.

Yasser Abd Raboh, who is expected to be appointed as head of the negotiating delegation with Israel, warned that the Israeli settlement policy could endanger the negotiations.

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, the Israeli settlement of Maale Adumim, near the West Bank in Jerusalem, which both the Palestinians and Israelis say is their perpetual capital, heading a long list of disputes.

Barak undertook before nearly 200 settlers who convened in one of the public buildings maintaining the settlement, which is home to 26,000 under Israeli sovereignty, he said.