Palestinians push back on peace plan as violence flares
Palestinians say proposals fall short of needs and warn time is needed for Clinton initiative. Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa praises efforts while violence, including a Tel Aviv bus bombing injuring 12, and an explosion near Sufa crossing, sparks White House caution. Barak vows to pursue terror targets but not abandon peace, while Temple Mount sovereignty remains a flashpoint.
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Bush Returns to Washington to Shape New Administration
President elect Bush resumed work in Washington planning early Cabinet nominations. He met with top aides and potential nominees in a downtown hotel while outlining a path for key departments and White House staff roles.
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