US standing firm in row with Israel
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 WASHINGTON — The US appears in no mood to blink first in its tense showdown with Israel after reportedly handing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a blueprint to kickstart moribund peace talks, experts said Thursday. “The United States thinks it can’t compromise with its  national interests,” political analyst Amjad Atallah from the New  America foundation told AFP. “I’m not sure the Israelis have adjusted  yet to this.” Netanyahu was met with widespread  media derision Thursday as he returned home after three days of meetings  in Washington with no signs of a break in the impasse, triggered by  Israel’s refusal to back down on settlement building. As Israeli media said he been showered in  humiliation, the White House sought to give an upbeat tone to  Netanyahu’s trip. Source: The Daily Tribune URL: http://www.tribuneonline.org/commentary/20100327com3.html | 
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