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Daybreak: P.A. Keeps Its Options Open
Plus, Clinton criticizes flotilla, Netanyahu Facebook scandal, and more in the news
• Its U.N. envoy pledged the Palestinian Authority would take some sort of action at the United Nations in September regardless of the status of negotiations. [AP/WP]
• That said, the P.A. also expressed willingness to enter talks even without a settlement freeze, a recognition of their weakened position. [AP/WP]
• The Hamas-Fatah honeymoon really does seem to be winding to a rapid close. [JPost]
• Secretary of State Clinton said the flotilla that plans to sail for Gaza soon is not “necessary or useful.” [Ynet]
• Prime Minister Netanyahu’s son, 19, has posted fairly nasty things about Arabs and Muslims on his Facebook page. At least there were no crotch-shots! [AP/WP]
• Glenn Beck will visit Auschwitz and broadcast from nearby. This will end well. [TPM/Vos Iz Neias?]
Sundown: Hamas Refuses Red Cross Request
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