Trump & Palestine
Donald Trump's early moves indicate he will be a stronger supporter of Israel and will not get in the way of any settlement projects.
Since he won the presidential election in November last year, Donald Trump has appointed a right-wing hawk to the post of US ambassador to Israel. He has also said he will appoint Jared Kushner, his Jewish son-in-law, to broker a Middle East peace deal.
Donald Trump said the Obama administration’s decision to abstain in a UN Security Council vote on Israeli settlements “was terrible.” And he’s said he’ll move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem al-Quds.
On the other hand, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has said prospects for peace in the region will suffer if Trump does indeed move the US embassy there.
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