Bowen: Trump’s Gaza Yojana will not be there, but it will result in consequences

The plan expressed by Donald Trump is not going to happen. This requires the cooperation of Arab states which have rejected it.

They include Jordan and Egypt, countries that Trump Gaza’s Palestinians – and Saudi Arabia can be expected to make the bill foot.

Western colleagues of America and Israel are also against this idea.

Some – perhaps many – Palestinians in Gaza can be wooed to get out if they had a chance.

But even if one lakh is left, around 1.5 meters others will still remain there.

Possibly the United States – Trump’s new owners of “Middle East’s Riviera” must use force to remove them.

After America’s terrible intervention in Iraq in 2003, it will be deeply unpopular in the US.

It would be the last end of any dull hope that the two-state solution was possible. It is aspiring that more than a century old struggle can be terminated with the installation of an independent Palestine with Israel.

The Netanyahu government is against the idea, and the unplaced peace talks over the years, “for two states” became a vacant slogan.

But it has been a central planet of US foreign policy since the early 1990s.

The Trump scheme will also violate international law.

The US already claimed threadbare that it believes in a rule-based international order that it will dissolve. Russia’s regional ambition in Ukraine and China’s turbocharged in Taiwan.

Why worry about all this, if it is not going to happen, at least the way Donald Trump announced in Washington, looked by a smile and clearly pleased Benjamin Netanyahu?

The answer is that Donald Trump’s comment, however, will result in consequences.

He is the President of the United States, the most powerful person in the world – is no longer trying to grab a reality TV host and political optimistic headlines.

The disturbances caused by their short -term, their amazing declaration can weaken the delicate ceasefire in Gaza. A senior Arab source told me that it could be its “death nail”.

The absence of a plan for Gaza’s future rule is already a mistake line in the agreement.

Now Trump has provided one, and even if it does not come near, it presses a very large button in the minds of Palestinians and Israelis.

This ultra-nationalist will nurture the plans and dreams of Jewish extremists, which consider all lands between the Mediterranean and Jordan River, and perhaps beyond that, there is a God-provided Juda occupation.

His leader Benjamin is part of the Netanyahu government and keeps him in power, and he is happy. They want the Gaza war start with the long -term purpose of removing the Palestinians and replacing them with the Jews.

Finance Minister Bezelle Smotrich said that Trump had given a response to Gaza’s future after the October attacks.

His statement said that “Whoever has done the most terrible massacre on our land will lose himself forever. Now we will work to bury in the end, with the help of God, the dangerous thoughts of a Palestinian kingdom, with the help of God. . ”

The centralist opposition leaders in Israel have been less frightening, perhaps afraid of further troubles, but offered a humble reception for the plan.

Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups may feel the need to respond to Donald Trump with any kind of show against Israel.

For Palestinians, the conflict with Israel is inspired by the spread of spread and al-Nakba, “The devastation”. It was a migration of Palestinians as Israel won its war for independence in 1948.

More than 700,000 Palestinians had either fled or were forced by Israeli forces from their homes. All but a fist was never allowed to return and Israel passed the law, it still uses to seize its property.

Now the fear will be that this is happening again.

Many Palestinians already admitted that Israel was using war against Hamas to destroy Gaza and expel the population.

This is part of his allegation that Israel is performing a massacre – and now he can assume that Donald Trump is adding his weight to Israel’s plans.

Just because Trump says that something does not make it true or certain.

Their statements are often like opening a gambit in a real estate dialogue compared to manifestations of the United States policy.

Perhaps, Trump is spreading some confusion, while he works on a second plan. It is said that Nobel is a longing for peace award.

The Middle East peacekeepers, even when they do not eventually succeed, record it a strong track.

As the world was digesting its Gaza’s declaration, he posted his wish on the social platform for “verified nuclear peace agreement” with Iran.

The Iranian regime denied that it wanted nuclear weapons, but there was an open debate in Tehran whether they are now in such a threat that they need a final preventive.

For many years, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wanted the US with the help of Israel to destroy Iran’s nuclear sites. A deal with Iran was not part of his plan.

During Trump’s first term, Netanyahu launched a long and successful campaign to persuade the US from the administration of the nuclear deal signed with Iran to exclude the US.

If Trump barely wanted to throw something to the Israeli, to keep them happy because he proceeds to the Iranians, he has succeeded.

But he has also created uncertainty and injected more volatility in the world’s most turbulent region.