MALVEAUX: In Syria, activists say close to 700 people have been killed this month alone in fierce fighting between rebel groups. That death toll does not include violence involving the Syrian military. It's due to the growing in-fighting between the al-Qaeda affiliate and other Islamic and rebel groups. This comes as foreign ministers, including Secretary of State John Kerry, gathered in Paris to discuss the crisis in Syria.</s>JOHN KERRY, SECRETARY OF STATE: We talked today about the possibility of trying to encourage a cease-fire, maybe a localized cease fire, beginning with Aleppo. And both of us have agreed to try to work to see if that could be achieved. The opposition has already agreed that if the Assad regime were willing to declare that, they would live up to it. And they're prepared to do that.</s>MALVEAUX: The main goal, of course, of the talks was to try to get the Syrian opposition to attend a peace conference in Geneva at the end of the month, but the rebels, they are divided and will announce a decision a couple days from now.
Foreign Ministers Discuss Syria Crisis