The Daily Caller

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Clemens has only himself to blame

| Tamara Holder

Roger Clemens brought the Congressional investigation into his alleged drug use and perjury on himself. He should never have drawn attention to himself.

32 houses to be built in East Jerusalem - JPost

| interns

The Palestinian Authority has demanded a freeze on East Jerusalem construction as a precondition to more proximity talks with Israel through the US

Dancing with the Czars - TheDC

| Caroline May

Do Obama’s czars rule America? ‘Oil czar’ Ray Mabus brings total to 38 according to Daily Caller count

Israel quietly stops building in East Jerusalem - Christian Science Monitor

| interns

Both sides seem to be moving toward compromises which might pave the way to the first serious peace talks since 2007

Netanyahu tells US: Israel will build - Guardian

| interns

Israeli prime minister defiant ahead of visit from US special envoy, George Mitchell, despite deadlock in peace talks

The U.S. ‘condemnation’ of Israel: Facts and perspective needed

| Lanny Davis

even I, a strong supporter of the peace process, was shocked when I heard my own government “condemn” Israel and “summon” its ambassador to the State Department shortly before the Sabbath last Friday night to be read a harsh “démarche” (letter of condemnation) by the department’s second-highest official

Palestinians take to streets in Jerusalem - AP

| Julia McClatchy (admin)

The violence spread from Arab neighborhood to Arab neighborhood across the eastern side of the volatile city

State department escalates row with Israel - TELEGRAPH UK

| interns

George Mitchell had been due to meet President Shimon Peres but the trip was put off in what was seen as a calculated snub designed to demonstrate continued US anger

Obama's Middle East policy stalls

| Yarden Gazit

Obama admits his administration overestimated its ability to persuade Israelis and Palestinians to engage in negotiations which run contrary to each side’s domestic politics

Israel views Obama as a 'problematic friend'

| Yarden Gazit

The president’s speech to the Muslim world was hailed by many as balanced and effective, but Israelis noticed nuances others did not