Cairo, Dec. 9 (Xinhua) -- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas iterated Thursday there will be no further negotiations with Israel as long as it doesn't freeze the settlement construction, local media reported. Abbas made the remarks after meeting with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak in Cairo, where the two leaders discussed options for the Palestinian National Authority to salvage the peace process following the United States announced the U.S.-Israeli talks over settlement freeze had stopped, the reports said. According to the reports, Egypt, during the meeting, called on an end game in the Middle East peace talks and set deadlines for reaching an Israeli- Palestinian agreement. The U.S. government, the talks' main sponsor, had been working to renew the settlement ban, who had reportedly presented before Israel a package of diplomatic and security incentives, including 20 F-35 jet fighters, in exchange for a three-month freeze. 