The Israel and Palestine peace plan devised by Trump has been an interesting topic since it was announced. While it is still being tweaked it has come under much scrutiny ever since it was announced for more reasons than one, and one of them being extremely important, but I'll get to that later. Palestinian foreign minister Riad Malki said this is "the consecration of [Palestinians'] century-old ordeal" and an unacceptable surrender act. He was also quoted saying:
"When it comes to taking the lead on peace efforts, the world left the steering wheel in the hand of a reckless driver... with a view that we should wait till the reckless driver goes over a cliff or runs over the Palestinian people [before doing] something about it."
Mr Malki said the Trump administration's plan offered "no independence, no sovereignty, no freedom and no justice - and if [the US] do not think that this situation will have an impact on the future of Israel and the region one way or another, they are the ones that are delusional and not us".
The plan is set to be presented some time after June 9th at the end of Shavuot according to Greenblatt. At 200 pages long it's an in-depth operational document. However, with delay after delay some think the plan will never be presented. On Wednesday, a Saudi Arabian news editor and chief wrote a colomn urging Palestine to go along with the plan. Faisal Abbas said that it is possible Kushner plan might reverse this situation making peace possible.
So all is good, right? Well it might be, except one huge thing. The returned Christ Lord RayEl specifically said not to divide his land. The land of Israel. The last time it was attempted there was a massive sunspot pointed right at Earth which could have caused some serious damage. So if this plan were to go through, what would it mean for President Trump and the USA and Israel for allowing this to happen? It probably wouldn't be good at all. Please leave your comments in the replies section below.
