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==Trump Peace Plan (2020)==

==Trump Peace Plan (2020)==

In 2020 [[President Trump]] proposed a plan involving the establishment of new frontiers between Israel & Palestine and the mutual recognition of the countries.<ref name=PtP/>

In 2020 [[President Trump]] proposed a plan involving the establishment of new frontiers between Israel & Palestine and the mutual recognition of the countries.<ref name=PtP/><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump-middle-east-peace-plan-includes-two-state-solution-tunnel-to-connect-west-bank-and-gaza-strip|title=Trump unveils Middle East peace plan with two-state solution, tunnel connecting West Bank and Gaza|date=January 28, 2020|publisher=Fox News}}</ref>

The January 2020 American peace plan for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, sometimes called the Trump plan, is a set of political and economic proposals presented on January 28, 2020 by the President of the United States Donald Trump as the path to peace between Israelis and Palestinians and a basis for negotiations in the peace process.

The January 2020 American peace plan for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, sometimes called the Trump plan, is a set of political and economic proposals presented on January 28, 2020 by the President of the United States Donald Trump as the path to peace between Israelis and Palestinians and a basis for negotiations in the peace process.

The Israelis would keep the Israeli settlements in the West Bank but the Palestinian territory would remain equivalent in size to that of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip before the Six-Day War, through additions of territory from the Negev Desert for purposes economic and residential.

The Israelis would keep the Israeli settlements in the West Bank but the Palestinian territory would remain equivalent in size to that of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip before the Six-Day War, through additions of territory from the Negev Desert for purposes economic and residential.

==Opposition==

==Opposition==