The Conversation

Mon May 6

Why the Trump administration’s Israeli-Palestinian peace plan shouldn’t be released

Written by Dov Waxman, Professor of Political Science, International Affairs and Israel Studies, Northeastern University

On the same day, May 14, 2018, Palestinians protest near the border of Israel and the Gaza Strip (left) while dignitaries applaud the opening ceremony of the new U.S. embassy in Jerusalem (right). AP/ADEL HANA, LEFT, AND SEBASTIAN SCHEINER

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Why the Trump administration’s Israeli-Palestinian peace plan shouldn’t be released

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