Peace to Prosperity: US Policies towards Israel-Palestine Conflict

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2022
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Abstract
The Middle East is one of the most resourceful, regions and has an abundance of oil and gas resources. The region has been indulged in conflict, and civil wars, and is home to political turmoil and Chaos. Israel-Palestine is one of the prolonged conflicts that have destabilized regional peace for more than 7 decades. The US is the key player that has been striving to bring peace in the region and even succeeded to bring conflictual parties to negotiations and ceasefires. Trump’s peace plan is bringing dynamic changes in the regional politics of the Middle East. Trump’s plan has brought far-reaching implications for the Palestinians and regional states. The research writing is to dig out the Trump peace plan and has focused on its expected implication for Palestinians and the region. Therefore, this research paper is a qualitative research study that uses the methodology of descriptive and historical research and implements the framework of social constructivism. This study analyzes the US interests in the Middle East as well as the implications of deals on Palestinians.
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Authors Aisha Javed
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Journal Pakistan Languages and Humanities Review
Year 2022
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10.47205/plhr.2022(6-IV)32
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https://ojs.plhr.org.pk/journal/article/view/297
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