U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will deliver a speech on peace in the Middle East tomorrow morning, the State Department announced today.

The speech comes on the heels of a controversy over the U.S.'s response to United Nations Security Council Resolution 2334, which bans Israel from continuing to build settlements on land claimed by the Palestinians.

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a key part of what Kerry will address, a spokesman said.

"In his speech, the secretary will lay out a comprehensive vision for how he believes the conflict can be resolved in the Middle East," State Department spokesman Mark Toner announced today.

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Kerry will make the address from the State Department on Wednesday morning, and it will be livestreamed on the State Department's website.