Pushed to the wall by the United States, Prime Minister Netanyahu has agreed to go back to his cabinet and fight for another 90 day freeze on most settlements on the West Bank.The New York Times: In return, the Obama administration has offered Israel a package of security incentives and fighter jets worth $3 billion that would be contingent on the signing of a peace agreement, the official said. The United States would also block any moves in the United Nations Security Council that would try to shape a final peace agreement.The quid pro quo was hashed out by Mr. Netanyahu and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton in seven and a half hours of talks in New York on Thursday.The partial freeze would not include East Jerusalem, which the Palestinians view as the future capital of a Palestinian state and where recent Israeli building set off a firestorm of criticism.It was unclear whether the prime minister could win approval for the United States deal from his cabinet, which has been...(Read Full Post)