BEIRUT, Lebanon, Dec 23, SPA -- The head of the Arab League on Saturday said efforts to reach a solution to Lebanon's political crisis have not succeeded but did not rule out future negotiations among rival factions. Amr Moussa also urged rival Lebanese leaders to avoidtriggering further escalation of the tension and warnedthat Lebanon was at «a dangerous crossroads.» «I leave to the factions in Lebanon a table full ofproposals to find a solution to the crisis,» Moussa toldreporters in the capital, Beirut, after four days of talkswith allies aligned with Hezbollah group andthe U.S.-backed government. «I can't say that we have succeeded, but also we did not fail,» he was quoted as saying by the Associated Press. Moussa said the Arab League initiative had produced «a framework for understanding on sticking points.» «Therefore, solutions are there and the road is clear,»he said, urging rival factions to resume talks.--SPA www.spa.gov.sa/413283