Palestinians Hope for Peace Amid Trump's Promises and Concerns
TL;DR
President-elect Donald Trump has spoken with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas for the first time since 2017, expressing his intention to end the ongoing war in Gaza. This call marks a potential reset in US-Palestinian relations after a strained period during Trump's previous term, which included the controversial recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital. Abbas expressed readiness to work with Trump towards a comprehensive peace, while Trump reiterated his commitment to stopping the conflict and collaborating with regional and global stakeholders.
- Trump tells Palestinian president he wants to end Gaza war Axios
- Gaza’s Cease-Fire Talks Will Probably Wait Until After Trump’s Inauguration The New York Times
- Trump to worsen our plight: Palestinian, Lebanese victims of Israel’s wars Al Jazeera English
- Palestinian president says he is ready to work with Trump towards 'comprehensive' peace Reuters
- ‘It will be harder on us’: Palestinians weigh up impact of Trump election win The Guardian
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