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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (2) Video Email Print Reprints Technology Dissent in the age of Twitter From keeping the WikiLeaks site alive to helping British anti-austerity protesters outmaneuver riot police, Twitter is entering the Western political mainstream as a powerful tool for protests. Full Article As jurors go online, trials go off track WikiLeaks' Assange: highly skilled, deeply divisive More technology news Read Police link ex-convict to death of Hollywood publicist 08 Dec 2010 WikiLeaks backers hit MasterCard and Visa in cyberstrike | 08 Dec 2010 U.S. fiscal health worse than Europe's: China adviser 08 Dec 2010 Testy Obama fires back at Democrats over tax deal | 07 Dec 2010 Special Report: STD fears sparked case against WikiLeaks boss 07 Dec 2010 Discussed 152 Obama unveils tax deal with Republicans 76 WikiLeaks founder Assange arrested in Britain 66 Australia blames U.S. over WikiLeaks, founder held in UK Watched Bejeweled bra exposed in NY Thu, Oct 21 2010 Row over vote orgasm video Fri, Nov 19 2010 Playboy opens Mexican casino Sun, Dec 5 2010 Palestinians doubt U.S. will help them get state Tweet This Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook By Tom Perry RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) - Palestinian leaders said on Wednesday that "Israeli obstinacy" made Washington give up on efforts to halt Jewish settlement and questioned whether the United States could ever help them attain... Related News Q+A: After setback, U.S. may seek indirect Mideast talks Wed, Dec 8 2010 U.S. peace envoy back to Mideast after talks setback Wed, Dec 8 2010 Israel strikes Gaza after militant mortar attack Wed, Dec 8 2010 Egypt arrests 82 migrants trying to reach Israel Wed, Dec 8 2010 Egypt: time running out for Mideast two-state plan Wed, Dec 8 2010 Analysis & Opinion Nuclear bombs and the Israeli elephant Related Topics World » Related Video U.S. admits failure over settlements Thu, Nov 18 2010 By Tom Perry RAMALLAH, West Bank | Wed Dec 8, 2010 11:08pm EST RAMALLAH, West Bank (Reuters) - Palestinian leaders said on Wednesday that "Israeli obstinacy" made Washington give up on efforts to halt Jewish settlement and questioned whether the United States could ever help them attain independence. Senior Palestinian official Yasser Abed Rabbo said that with its bid to revive direct Israeli-Palestinian negotiations now at a dead end, the United States was proposing a return to indirect talks to try to unblock a peace process in deep crisis. U.S. envoy George Mitchell will head back to the region next week for another round of diplomacy, State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley said as the administration of President Barack Obama indicated it intended to continue its peace push. "Senator Mitchell will go back to the region next week to consult," Crowley said in Washington. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is scheduled to meet with chief Israeli negotiator Yitzhak Molho in Washington at 9 a.m. (1400 GMT) on Thursday. Officials in Washington have said the United States was weighing a move to separate discussions with both sides -- a return to the indirect talks conducted for much of last year along shuttle diplomacy lines, as in past U.S. mediation bids. The Palestinians had demanded a halt to Israeli settlement building in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem before agreeing to resume direct talks in pursuit of the establishment of a sovereign Palestinian state alongside Israel. Under U.S. stewardship, the Israeli and Palestinian leaders held three rounds of talks in September. But the Palestinians pulled out when Israel's 10-month freeze on West Bank settlement building expired at the end of that month. Israel says a settlement freeze was a precondition that never existed in previous stages of the 20-year-old peace process and blames Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas for taking too long to sit down for talks after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the moratorium in November 2009. U.S. CREDIBILITY HIT Israel has settled the territory extensively since 1967, when it captured and occupied the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. The international community for the most part deems the settlements illegal. Settler leaders claim a biblical right to the West Bank. The U.S. announcement giving up efforts to halt Jewish settlement was a big setback for Obama, who believes settling the Middle East conflict is "a vital national security interest." When launching the talks in September, Obama said he hoped to have a deal signed in a year. Samih Shabib, a political scientist at Birzeit University near Ramallah, said the failure meant the U.S.'s "credibility has become very weak among the Palestinians and Arabs." Abed Rabbo, a senior aide to Abbas, told Voice of Palestine radio that U.S. policy had changed "because of Israeli obstinacy and rejection." 1 2 Next World We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language, all capital letters or appear to be spam, and we review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. Views expressed in the comments do not represent those of Reuters. Comments (2) andrewhorning wrote: Well if the USA still subsidizes Israel, one of the richest nuclear powers, especially after the USS Liberty incident (among other embarrassing/horrifying fiascos), then the Palestinians should indeed doubt that any help will come from the USA. Dec 08, 2010 8:08pm EST -- Report as abuse USAalltheway wrote: andrew you repeat the same tired lines like a parrot. Palestinians can’t make a peace deal amongst themselves so why is Israel expected to? 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