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I believe the past is relevant, sometimes more than others of course. In most cases we are seeing history being repeated, so it is most relevant.
Trumps Middle-east Policy: All just a matter of real estate buy-offs...
...what comes in the next 4 years? flipping countries like flipping houses:
- 'America is not the whole world'
One impeached, the other indicted, they posed as honest brokers with a common vision of a mythical Middle East peace.
- Israel's Netanyahu indicted in corruption cases.
"Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was formally indicted on corruption charges Tuesday, just hours before he was set to meet President Donald Trump for the unveiling of the US administration's long-anticipated Middle East plan."
- Trump unveils Middle East plan that caters to Israel and was swiftly rejected by Palestinians
"But the economic proposal was met with a thud in the Palestinian territories, where mistrust in the Trump administration reigns following a steady stream of policy moves that have bolstered Israel and undermined the Palestinian position: from US recognition of Jerusalem and the Golan Heights as sovereign Israeli territory to cutting off all US support for aid projects aimed at helping Palestinians."
- Brookings experts on the Middle East react to the White House’s peace plan.
"On January 28 at the White House, President Trump unveiled his plan for Middle East peace alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjanim Netanyahu. Below, Brookings experts on the peace process and the region more broadly offer their initial takes on the announcement."
Related:
- Have Trump and Kim Jong Un fallen out of 'love'?
North Korea is celebrating a "very important test" at a launch site that US President Donald Trump declared would be dismantled earlier this year -- the real-life culmination of a recent exchange of verbal projectiles across the Pacific.
- Oslo Accords Fast Facts:
(CNN)Here's a look at what you need to know about the Oslo Accords, a series of agreements between Israel and the Palestinians signed in the 1990s.
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