Tag: United States
Devil in the Details
Following a festive announcement from the East Room of the White House, the US Administration released a 50-page document which details the previously unseen political facet of the plan
Labor on the Trump peace plan
Senator Penny Wong said she believes US President Donald Trump’s Middle East peace plan has flaws.
The Palestinian response to the Trump peace plan
The Palestinians have vehemently rejected the Trump Administration's "deal of the century" peace plan and have been making it clear they would do so virtually from the beginning of the process. This Update looks at the reasons for and implications of that rejection.
Would Yitzhak Rabin approve of Trump’s peace plan?
Rabin's "permanent solution" shared remarkable similarities to Trump's peace plan.
Why the US and Iraq still need each other
Before they sign the divorce papers, however, officials in Baghdad and Washington should consider the many reasons why staying together is best for both them and the Middle East.
Anti-social media
For young people navigating the world via social media, hate speech seems to be unavoidable. According to Australia’s Office of the E-Safety Commissioner, more than 50% of young people have seen or heard hateful comments about a cultural or religious group online.
Deconstruction Zone: Trump’s Middle East peace plan isn’t irrelevant
Whatever you may think of Trump, his foreign policy has recognised that the obstacle to peace has been Palestinian intransigence and not Israeli policies.
AIJAC’s Tzvi Fleischer on the Trump Mid East peace plan
On ABC News 24, AIJAC’s Tzvi Fleischer joined host Karina Carvalho and Palestinian-Australian author Samah Sabawi to discuss the Middle East peace plan, recently announced by US President Donald Trump.
The opportunity of Trump’s “deal of the century”
While no one expected Trump’s deal would result in an overnight breakthrough, the plan could plant the seeds of hope for a new fruitful dialogue between Israelis and Palestinians for a number of reasons.
After Soleimani
Upending two decades of established US foreign policy, Trump cared little whether the perpetrators of the embassy attack and the missile strike in Kirkuk came from Iran or were surrogates of Iran based in Iraq. Iran was responsible and Iran paid.
