A member of President Mahmoud Abbas' inner circle says the Palestinian leadership made a mistake by suspending action on a Gaza war crimes report. It's the first such acknowledgment after days of angry protests in the West Bank and Gaza. The U.N. report alleged that Israel and Hamas committed war crimes in Gaza last winter. Last week, Abbas gave in to U.S. pressure and agreed to suspend the push for war crimes tribunals. Abbas aides defended the decision by saying they were only delaying, not dropping action. However, on Wednesday, senior Abbas adviser Yasser Abed Rabbo said that 'we have the courage to admit there was a mistake.' The Palestinians are now seeking to have the U.N. Security Council consider the Gaza report. 