We will equip and arm an oppressive monarchy (Jordan) through billions of dollars
We will equip and arm and subsidize the executors of a violent coup (Egypt) through billions of dollars
We will equip and arm Islamist cannibal terrorists (Syria) through hundreds of millions of dollars
We will equip and arm an aggressively expansionist state in standing violation of many international laws (Israel) through billions of dollars
But we will not provide money for civil affairs or reconstruction for Palestine (even though it's currently budgeted at only three million per annum)

The US is not an honest broker for peace - not just in terms of the Israel / Palestine conflict, but within the region as a whole. In fact evidence points very strongly towards the complete opposite

contractor fraud and other kinds of fraud. Enough to build a reasonable home for every Palestinian in Gaza and the West Bank.

If so, the WH would obviously exercise that right in such a situation, making the point moot.

is for Palestine and Egypt to forget about the west and their bribe money, then ally themselves with Russia

Everyone knows the US isn't serious about peace.

Get US influence out of the Middle East. We're like a cancerous tumor over there.

Bush actually persuaded the majority of America to buy in to the notion that we could implement American style Democracy (read corporate stranglehold) on Iraq.

Thousands of American lives and trillions of dollars later, we can conclude that we have simply deposed a Sunni dictatorship only to create a Shiite Iranian satellite. A country that innovates public policy through mosques, not state houses. Ironically, their "representation" may actually be more representative than our own "representation" regardless if you find theocracy disconcerting or not.

Remember, Iraq was going to relish their new found "freedom" and repay us with cheap oil, but our own corporate wolves couldn't get there quick enough to exploit the situation, soon to lose any semblance of goodwill with the infant "Democracy".

One must consider that we didn't just leave Iraq on our own free will. They literally booted us out the door by implementing policy declaring they would cease granting immunity to US troops for "collateral" damage.

Of course this may seem unrelated to Palestine, but it is related in a way. The entire region believes our interest isn't with helping their people in a genuine way. Certainly, in certain circumstances, the military worked hard to foster goodwill, but a few rogue incidents did much to destroy it. Ultimately, it was our profit-centric policy of corporate exploitation that perpetually alienates them as well as alienating much of the entire world, more recently, our own Southern Hemisphere.

The world was once sympathetic to our 9/11 tragedy. We have since worn out that initial good will with our brazen demands on almost every front, done over an extended period of time. Now, we just can't seem to mitigate our disproportionate 9/11 response because there is so much government infrastructure invested. The world is disliking us more with each passing day. To them, 9/11 has evolved into a convenient excuse for imposing our will upon the world.