Clinton will meet with Israel's newly-chosen Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and majority leader Tzipi Livni. As previously reported by Breaking Tweets, Netanyahu is charged with forming a new coalition government which Livni's Kadima party has as yet refused to join.
Clinton has said the new U.S. administration is committed to the creation of a Palestinian state, though Netanyahu has refused to commit to the idea.
A few Twitter users cited anger directed at Clinton when her office reportedly said Israel is not doing enough to improve the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
@jaredremington (NY/CT): Hillary selling out Israel / American Jews? http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/02/27/national/main4833133.shtml #tcot
Some conservatives in the Twitterersphere questioned why the U.S. plans to give aid to Palestinians at all.
Others commented on the U.S. administration's plans to actively pursue peace.
@TheySayNothing: Tiny steps - Clinton says Israel should show Palestinians the benefits to negotiating. http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0309/19494.html
@shayalerner: Clinton asks Israel to help create "viable" Palestinian state - http://tinyurl.com/apn84s (expand)
A Twitter feed tracking Clinton followed her into the Middle East with updates and photos.
@ClintonNews (Washington, D.C.): A Perspective From the Press Filing Center http://twurl.nl/tp2ai6
One Twitterer posted a link to a blog post containing text of Clinton's remarks at the Gaza aid conference.