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On Tuesday, February 11, join 华体会 for a panel discussion on President Trump鈥檚 plan for peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians.
Billed by the president as 鈥淭he Deal of the Century,鈥� the plan breaks with the approach of all previous presidents since the end of the Cold War. Instead of establishing general principles for negotiations, President Trump and his team have published a detailed blueprint for peace, including a clear description of how major issues like borders, Jerusalem, settlements, and refugees might be settled.
President Trump鈥檚 plan has received a more favorable reception in Israel than any previous American proposal with both major political parties welcoming the plan as a major opportunity.
Meanwhile, the plan has enraged the Palestinians. Mahmoud Abbas, the President of the Palestinian Authority, immediately denounced the plan as a 鈥渃onspiracy鈥� designed to prevent the emergence of a sovereign Palestinian state.
Internationally, the plan has received a much more favorable reception than experts predicted. While many states, including in both Europe and the Middle East, have endorsed it as a fresh and promising approach, a significant group of detractors have lined up with the Palestinians in pronouncing the plan dead on arrival.
Without a Palestinian partner, is the plan destined, as its critics argue, to fail? Or will it, as its supporters claim, reshape the conflict in significant, beneficial, and lasting ways? The panel will address these questions and the future prospects of peace in the Middle East.
NOTE: This event is open to the press. All members of the media should RSVP to [email protected].
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