Secretary of State Colin Powell and other diplomats are traveling to the region next week seeking to revive the stalled "road map" peace plan. Palestinian Prime Minister Ahmed Qureia discussed the upcoming meetings with U.S. envoy David Pearce on Saturday. Qureia has said he would seek assurances from Powell that the original timetable President Bush stipulated in the road map plan will be honored. The Palestinians want statehood by 2005 and claim that the four-year time plan mentioned by Bush earlier this month could lead to an Israeli land grab. "We'll tell him that the four years' time that was mentioned by President Bush to establish a Palestinian state will encourage the Israeli government to continue stealing our lands to build settlements and the wall," Qureia told a Palestinian journalist on Friday. "It is very dangerous."