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Report says Trump’s peace plan would not stick to pre-1967 borders

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Published: 20 November 2017

Last updated: 4 March 2024

White House has denied the Israeli report but Netanyahu plays coy about the details

Report: Trump peace plan will not include settlement evacuation (Haaretz)
White House denies report, which also said the plan would include an independent Palestinian state negotiated with land swaps not necessarily on 1967 lines

The Donald Trump administration's plan for Israeli-Palestinian peace will be based on an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel, not necessarily according to 1967 lines, Israel Television News (formerly Channel 2 News) reported on Saturday. The White House denied the report.

Based on Israeli sources, the report said that US President Donald Trump intends to propose the Palestinians declare independence, after which the United States will recognise the Palestinian state. The Palestinians will also receive hundreds of millions of dollars from Sunni Arab countries as aid.

In addition, the United States is expected to adopt the principle of land swaps, but not necessarily according to the 1967 lines, said the report.

Netanyahu on Trump peace deal: ‘the US knows our security interests’ (Jerusalem Post)
Washington knows full well what Israel’s national and security interests are, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said

Abbas Aide: Threat to shut DC mission harms US status as fair Israeli-Palestinian mediator (Haaretz)
The American warning to shutter the Palestinian mission in DC unless Ramallah enters negotiations with Israel is 'unprecedented,' Nabil Abu Rudeineh says

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