There are other deeply troubling aspects of the plan for Palestinians in general, but especially for those who are citizens of the State of Israel, at least in two areas. The first refers to an apparently deliberate exclusion of political rights from the realm of protected civil rights, while the second refers to the proposal to integrate „triangular communities“ into the State of Palestine without depending on the consent of the inhabitants of that region. In the West Bank, about 97 percent of Palestinians are believed to be incorporated into the adjacent Palestinian territory and 97 percent of Israelis into adjacent Israeli territory. [121] On February 3, 2020, Trump`s plan raised the possibility that 11 Arab border towns, part of Israel`s 21 percent Arab minority, would be relocated to a future Palestinian state. Residents fear losing their attachment to the country. U.S. lawmakers are divided across party lines, with more than 185 Democrats in the House of Representatives signing a letter opposing annexation. [100] The Trump plan was presented by Kushner as the best option for possible future developments, who said, „The Palestinian leadership must ask itself a question: Does it want a state? Do they want to have a better life? If they do, we have created a framework for them to have it, and we will treat them with great respect. If they don`t, then they will waste another opportunity, just as they have wasted all the other opportunities they have ever had in their lives. [74] Kushner said the peace proposal would not include the term „two-state solution,“ saying, „When you say `two states,` it means one thing to the Israelis, it means one thing to the Palestinians. We said, „You know, don`t tell us.

Let`s just say, let`s work on the details of what that means. [75] A senior Saudi diplomat said the plan includes a „clear path to full Palestinian independence.“ [76] Robert Malley, director of the International Crisis Group and a prominent Middle East expert in former U.S. administrations, said, „Remove the domestic and Israeli political considerations that determined the timing of the plan`s publication, and the message to the Palestinians, reduced to its essence, is: You have lost, overcome it.“ [77] From Peace to Prosperity underscores the inadmissibility of land acquisition through war and the need to work for a just and lasting peace in which every state in the region can live in security, and sets out a vision for a prosperous Palestinian society supported by a robust private sector, empowered people, and effective government. It shows what is possible with Peace plus Investment and how success can be achieved through specific programs supported by a portfolio of feasible projects. At the press conference announcing the plan, Netanyahu announced that the Israeli government would immediately annex settlements in the Jordan Valley and the West Bank, while pledging not to create new settlements in areas left to Palestinians for at least four years. U.S. Ambassador to Israel David M. Friedman claimed that the Trump administration had granted permission for immediate annexation, saying that „Israel does not have to wait at all“ and „we will recognize it.“ [15] The Likud spokesman tweeted that Israeli sovereignty over the settlements would be declared the following Sunday.

The Trump administration has made it clear that no such green light has been given. No decision would be taken before new elections and the formation of a new government. [16] Having heard the statement of His Royal Highness Prince Abdullah Bin Abdullaziz, Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in which His Highness presented his initiative calling for israel`s complete withdrawal from all Arab territories occupied since June 1967 pursuant to Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338 reaffirmed by the 1991 Madrid Conference and the principle of land for peace, and Israel`s acceptance of an independent Palestinian State with East Jerusalem as its capital in exchange for the establishment of normal relations within the framework of a comprehensive peace with Israel. The State of Israel will maintain at least one early warning station in the State of Palestine, as indicated on the concept map operated by the Israeli security forces. Uninterrupted Israeli security access to and from each early warning station is ensured. 5. Calls on the Government of Israel and all Israelis to adopt this initiative in order to secure the prospects for peace and stop the bloodshed, so that the Arab countries and Israel can live in peace and good neighbourliness and ensure security, stability and prosperity for future generations. The White House bullet points to how Mr. Trump will shape his international credentials as a negotiator for his campaign: as a harbinger of peace and prosperity in the Middle East, with more Arab and Muslim countries likely to join him in normalizing relations with Israel. The decisions of the Arab Republic of Egypt and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to sign peace treaties with the State of Israel were important historical breakthroughs. Nevertheless, significant and broader cooperation between these countries should be developed for the benefit of the Arab Republic of Egypt, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the State of Israel. The participation of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the Arab Peace Initiative has increased the number of potential peace partners and brought important concepts to the peace process.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has great merit for its role in the creation of the Arab Peace Initiative, which inspired some of the ideas of that vision. This project has been widely criticized as strongly inclined in favor of Israel and rejected by the Palestinians. „Between a long period and a short period of time,“ he said. „That`s what temporary means.“ The Trump Peace Plan (officially titled „From Peace to Prosperity: A Vision to Improve the Lives of the Palestinian and Israeli People“) is a proposal by the Trump administration to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Donald Trump officially unveiled the plan at a White House press conference on January 28, 2020, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, although no Palestinian authority was invited to negotiate. [1] Netanyahu, who appeared before reporters in Jerusalem, hailed the deal as the biggest step toward peace in the Arab world in decades. .