Clinton heads to mideast to put US stamp on talks

November 21, 2012 02:26

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Israel late Tuesday for a tour of Middle East hot spots, bidding to place a U.S. stamp on a cease-fire expected to be reached between Israel and the militant Palestinian group Hamas after more than a week of fighting.

The terms of any cease-fire aren't expected to significantly resolve some of the most contentious issues between the combatants, according to diplomats involved in the negotiations.

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