The Arab League has endorsed the resumption of indirect peace talks between the Palestinians and Israelis. <br/>The foreign ministers from the 22-nation body announced their decision last night after a meeting in Cairo. The Qatari foreign minister Sheikh Hamad bin Jassem told a news conference that two months had been set for the talks to take place and if these negotiations go well, we will extend this. <br/>The endorsement came a day after the US secretary of state Hillary Clinton announced that the peace process was likely to resume next week. The talks will not be the face-to-face meetings but would involve US officials meeting with one side at a time.<br/>Meanwhile the chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat has said that Arab League has set a condition to support the continued talks and this would be a halt of settlement activity in the West Bank. He said if Israel builds one house in the West Bank, Palestinians will immediately stop the negotiations.<br/>