"Blinken's Diplomatic Efforts in the Middle East: Gaza's Future and Saudi Peace Deal"
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Secretary of State Antony Blinken's efforts to promote postwar planning for Gaza faced skepticism from Middle Eastern countries, with Arab leaders insisting on a path to an independent Palestinian state uniting the West Bank and Gaza. Israeli opposition to a Palestinian state and ongoing military operations in Gaza have strained U.S. efforts, while Arab leaders are showing willingness to engage in revitalizing the Palestinian Authority. The U.S. faces challenges in gaining trust from Arab allies due to Israel's actions in Gaza, and there are significant differences between the U.S. and Israel on postwar plans for Gaza.
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