The Government on Friday appealed to the parties involved in the Middle East conflict to exercise restraint and return to negotiations. A statement issued in Accra and signed by Mr Simon S. Puli, Chief Director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said negotiations was the only way towards a lasting solution to the conflict. It said: "The Government of Ghana has learnt with great dismay, the assassination of Sheik Ahmad Yassin, the Spiritual Leader of Hamas and condemns all extra judicial killings."
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