• Fatah is calling for a boycott of the United States and a day of rage owing to last Friday’s veto of the anti-settlements Security Council resolution; Prime Minister Fayyad says he’d be willing to forego aid. [JPost]
• Turkey and Libya: The ties that bind. [Hurriyet]
• Prime Minister Netanyahu granted a personal request from President Abbas to allow 300 Palestinians living in Libya to be evacuated to the West Bank. [The Lede]
• The U.S. sanctioned two prominent Iranian officials for their roles in the crackdown of 2009’s Green Revolution. [Reuters]
• British novelist Ian McEwan defended his acceptance of the Jerusalem Prize for literature, praising Israel for offering “a true democracy of opinion.” [JPost]
• How Rahm won—and how he’s always won. [Politico]
“Palestinian armor, golden rocket launchers,” Raekwon raps in his new single. Do with it what you will. Wu Tang Clan remains nothin’ to … well, you know.
Marc Tracy is a staff writer at The New Republic, and was previously a staff writer at Tablet. He tweets @marcatracy.