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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (3) Slideshow Video Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared British pair faces jail time in Dubai over kiss 14 Mar 2010 Erin Andrews peephole stalker lands in jail 15 Mar 2010 China's latest worry: a local-debt mess 15 Mar 2010 Recession left "walking wounded" workers 7:26am EDT Fed seen renewing low rates, extended period vow 9:45am EDT Broadband plan aims to boost speed, wireless 8:36am EDT Nurses' union: Care does not include sex 11 Mar 2010 British pair faces jail time in Dubai over kiss 14 Mar 2010 Google sees mobile ad rates passing PC rates 15 Mar 2010 People leave unique trail of germs 15 Mar 2010 Palestinians, Israeli police clash in Jerusalem Jeffrey Heller JERUSALEM Tue Mar 16, 2010 11:43am EDT Related News Netanyahu defies U.S. over Jerusalem settlement Mon, Mar 15 2010 Israeli troops wound 7 Palestinians: medics Mon, Mar 15 2010 Netanyahu: no limitations on building in Jerusalem Mon, Mar 15 2010 Dozens hurt in clashes at revered Jerusalem mosque Fri, Mar 5 2010 Netanyahu intervenes in sensitive Jerusalem project Wed, Mar 3 2010 Related Video Jerusalem clashes as tensions mount 7:17am EDT < 1 / 14 > View Full Size JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Palestinians mounted violent protests in Jerusalem on Tuesday and President Barack Obama's Middle East envoy canceled plans to return to the region as a U.S.-Israeli crisis over Jewish settlement plans deepened. World Hundreds of rock-throwing Palestinians clashed with police in several locations in East Jerusalem, which Israel captured in a 1967 war along with the West Bank. Police responded with teargas and rubber bullets. "We have come to throw stones because that's all we have and the situation in Jerusalem is dangerous," one protester said in a confrontation at an Israeli military checkpoint, reminiscent of the early days of a Palestinian uprising that began in 2000. Medical officials said at least 40 Palestinians were treated in hospitals in the most serious flare-up in the holy city in months. Police said 14 policemen were hurt and 60 people arrested. The violence was another challenge to U.S. efforts to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, which were suspended in December 2008 but had looked set to resume in the form of indirect negotiations under U.S. mediation. Israel angered Palestinians and touched off a feud with Washington by announcing plans, during a visit last week by U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, to build 1,600 homes for Jews in a part of the occupied West Bank it annexed to Jerusalem. The dispute, described by Israel's ambassador to Washington as a crisis of historic proportions in traditionally close U.S.-Israeli relations, showed no signs of abating. U.S. envoy George Mitchell canceled plans to return to the region on Tuesday after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would not halt construction in what he termed Jerusalem neighborhoods, disputed areas filled with Israeli apartment blocs in and near the city's eastern sectors. Officials in Washington said they were still waiting for Israel's formal response to demands from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Israeli media reports said Clinton, who termed the announcement of the construction plan an insult, had asked for it to be scrapped and for Israel to agree to discuss core statehood issues with the Palestinians, who want East Jerusalem to be their capital. Netanyahu has voiced regret over the timing of the move but said there was national consensus in Israel that homes for Jews should be built anywhere in Jerusalem, a city it considers its capital -- a claim that has not won international recognition. "EXPLOSIVE SITUATION" "There is an explosive situation. There are Netanyahu's policies, which are tantamount to pouring oil on fire," said Palestinian chief negotiator Saeb Erekat. Hamas, an Islamist group that controls the Gaza Strip, said in a statement that Palestinians should "regard Tuesday as a day of rage against the occupation's (Israel's) procedures in Jerusalem against al-Aqsa mosque". Hamas leaders cited the renovation of the Hurva synagogue, in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem's walled Old City, saying the restoration work was an Israeli plot to demolish al-Aqsa, some 400 meters (yards) away. Israel has denied the allegation and the U.S. State Department, appealing for calm, voiced concern at what it described as Palestinian incitement. Some 500,000 Jews and 2.6 million Palestinians live in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. Palestinians say Jewish settlements will deny them a viable state and Washington has cautioned both sides against moves that could prejudge the outcome of peace talks. (Additional reporting by Tom Perry and Ali Sawafta in Ramallah and Nidal al-Mughrabi in Gaza; Editing by Charles Dick) World Comments See All Comments (3) | Post Comment Mar 16, 2010 5:32am EDT So… Israel rebuilds a synagogue that the Muslims blew up 60 years ago… now the Muslims are angry. Why anyone could possibly side with the Palestinians makes no sense to me. No rationale whatsoever. ap2291 Report As Abusive Mar 16, 2010 5:44am EDT May Allah support Palestinians. RAMFAITORI Report As Abusive Mar 16, 2010 8:19am EDT In responce to a fellow commenter, you are human being first and formost so feeling sympathy is granted. It was alegedlly bombed 60 years ago by palestinians, the truth is it was by the jordanians… in addition to that, if something was bulit 60 or more years ago do we have to destry it and rebuild? can’t they both use it? or maybe Isreal could have build around or next to it But NO they give people ven more reason to hat ethem Quds Report As Abusive See All Comments (3) Add a Comment More from Reuters Sen. Dodd urges quick action on financial reform WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Banking Committee Chairman Christopher Dodd on Tuesday said Congress needs to fast track financial reform despite Republican pleas to slow down the process to rewrite sweeping new rules. 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