President Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza Strip peace plan, approved by the United Nations Security Council on November 17, has not advanced beyond its first and least difficult phase. Its second and most problematic phase will not be addressed until 2026. The plan is grounded in… | Read More in The Blogs
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