Middle East Tensions Highlights: Trump Officials Try to Walk Back Gaza Takeover Plan
Top Trump administration officials on Wednesday walked back elements of President Trump’s proposal to “take over” Gaza and drive out the Palestinian population, insisting that he had not committed to using U.S. troops to clear the territory and that any relocation of Palestinians would be temporary.
More than 75 years of efforts to broker a two-state solution have failed—and the odds of success have only grown longer.
DENNIS ROSS is Counselor at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy and a Professor at Georgetown University. A former ...
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The proposal is in line with President Trump’s modus operandi of bringing the unexpected to the center of American policy.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has a basic idea about everybody on the planet; he believes that people just want to live ...
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