Trump’s Precarious Israel Policy

Since the Gaza humanitarian crisis escalated to warnings at the level of famine and foreign authorities declaring its intention to recognize a Palestinian state, US president Donald Trump is struggling to maintain the maintenance of Israel close to Israel with an increase in general pressure to end the Israeli war.

“The fastest way to end the humanitarian crises in Gaza is to surrender Hamas and release the hostages !!!” Trump wrote about the social truth on Thursday, when he repeated the position of his last administration. His position came shortly after the arrival of White House envoy Steve Wittouf to Israel to push Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to save the ceasefire talks.

Since the Gaza humanitarian crisis escalated to warnings at the level of famine and foreign authorities declaring its intention to recognize a Palestinian state, US President Donald Trump is struggling to maintain the maintenance of Israel close to Israel with an increase in general pressure to end the Israeli war.

“The fastest way to end the humanitarian crises in Gaza is to surrender Hamas and release the hostages !!!” Trump wrote about the social truth on Thursday, when he repeated the position of his last administration. His position came shortly after the arrival of White House envoy Steve Wittouf to Israel to push Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to save the ceasefire talks.

This week, dozens of ministers at the United Nations were held to revive the long -term goal of a two -state solution. They formulated the New York Declaration, which states that Hamas “must end its rule in Gaza and hand over its weapons to the Palestinian Authority”, which govern parts of the West Bank occupied by the Israeli. However, the conference’s effectiveness was undermined by the main absence: Israel and the United States.

Both countries are still reluctant to grant the Palestinian Authority that governs control of Gaza. On Thursday, the US State Department announced sanctions against the Palestinian Authority and PLO, accusing them of “continuing to support terrorism” and undermine the current peace efforts. It is not clear whether the sanctions will prohibit Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas or senior Palestinian Authority officials from traveling to the United Nations General Assembly in September, when France said the United Kingdom, and now Canada said they intend to recognize independent Palestine.

The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the advertisements of these countries, describing them as a “reward for Hamas”. On Thursday, Trump denounced Canada’s decision, warning that Palestine’s awareness would make it difficult for Washington and Ottawa to secure a new trade agreement to reduce a 35 percent tariff, to enter into force on August 1.