President Trump on Monday played up the prospect of his forthcoming Middle East peace plan, predicting that Palestinians will eventually back his plan after it's released on Tuesday
President Donald Trump on Monday played up the prospects of his forthcoming Middle East peace plan, predicting that Palestinians will eventually back the proposal after it's released on Tuesday.
The second portion of the peace proposal has repeatedly been delayed because of domestic issues both in the U.S. and Israel, which is in the throes of its third election in less than a year with Netanyahu and Gantz vying to form a government. Both Trump and Netanyahu are facing threats to their political careers with an impeachment trial ongoing in the Senate and Netanyahu facing criminal corruption charges at home.
“In fact, it's overly good to them,” he argued, conceding that his plan would need buy-in from both sides and telling reporters that “without them we don't do the deal, and that's OK.” Last week, Trump said he’d spoken to the Palestinians “briefly” about his plan, though he also said “we will speak to them in a period of time.”
But while Trump struck an optimistic tone about the peace plan, he also appeared eager to manage expectations about it.
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