"Clinton's landing at the airport was an important gesture to the Palestinians," says TIME Mideast correspondent Lisa Beyer. "And it gave Arafat the political cover to give Netanyahu what he wanted: a new meeting of the assembly to alter the charter." More compromise may be in the air: The White House announced that a Clinton-Netanyahu-Arafat meeting would be held early Tuesday morning. But Netanyahu still isn't ready for the land-for-peace process to start up again: He'd like to see the Palestinians publicly drop plans to declare themselves a state in May. It's a lesson Clinton might have learned from last Friday's sorrowful offering to GOPers: Give 'em an inch...