ID | 175759 |
Title Proper | Trump’s “Deal of the Century” Is Modeled on South African Apartheid |
Language | ENG |
Author | Liel, Alon |
Summary / Abstract (Note) | The “Deal of the Century,” which was publicly released in January 2020, changes the reality of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict even if the plan itself is never implemented. The likelihood that a future Israeli leader will be able to offer the Israeli public less than the 30% of the West Bank so generously granted to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu by President Donald J. Trump appears unrealistic. Similarly, the prospect that any Palestinian leader will accept the plan seems out of the question. As a result, the plan is not likely to lead to the establishment of a Palestinian state despite its use of the term. Moreover, the “Deal of the Century” could prove to be the diplomatic death blow to the two-state solution. Even if it were to be partially implemented, it will be coming 40 years after the South African model. |
`In' analytical Note | Palestine Israel Journal Vol. 25, No.1-2; 2020: p.73-76 |
Journal Source | Palestine Israel Journal 2020-03 25, 1-2 |
Key Words | Trump ; South African Apartheid ; Deal of the Century |