Obama visited the Middle East in March the United Nations hope to promote Israeli-Palestinian peace

 in southe Israel on the 26th was the rocket attacks from Gaza, which is the first attack in Gaza since the two sides since the cease-fire in November last year, indicating that a further escalation of the tense relations between Israel and Palestine . Jeffrey Feltman, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, the inteational community must take decisive action to break the deadlock in the current Israeli-Palestinian peace process, and look forward to next month's trip to the Middle East by U.S. President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Warren can play a catalytic role.
For Political Affairs Jeffrey Feltman to speak at the Security Council meeting on the Middle East, said this year is related to the life and death of the "two-state solution" aimed at resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict a year, but the past two months, the Israeli-Palestinian further escalation of the tense relations between the two sides. The inteational community must take decisive and consistent action to save the "two-state solution.
Jeffrey Feltman, U.S. President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Warren plans next month to visit the region, Israeli and Palestinian negotiators were to go to Washington Preparatory. Look forward to the re-engagement of the United States at the United Nations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the 19th publicly reiterated the commitment of the two-state solution ". Feltman stressed that Israel and Palestine must be ready to accept their share of responsibility to participate fully in any reliable new initiatives, and demonstrate good will and determination.
White House spokesman aounced earlier, Obama is scheduled to visit Israel, Palestine and Jordan in March, which is the first foreign visit after Obama's re-election. September 2010, in Obama's mediation, Israel and Palestine, once the resumption of direct dialogue. However, due to Israel's refusal to stop building Jewish settlements in the negotiations quickly reached an impasse. Analysts believe that Obama's Middle East tour may propose a new peace initiative.