It has been a while since the sense of anticipation about the outcome of a meeting between an American president and an Israeli prime minister was as tense as it was when Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu met in Washington last week. At stake was the question of whether Trump would allow any space for Netanyahu to thwart his plan for peace in Gaza, even implicitly, or if the president would make an offer the prime minister could not refuse.

Israel and Hamas said they would work with President Trump’s plan to end the war, but a number of sticking points could derail efforts to reach a diplomatic breakthrough.

The US president’s proposal is the closest negotiators have got to an end to the war – but a deal is still far off

Gaza, Ramallah and Washington All Say That a Cease-fire, the Release of the Hostages and a New Governing Body in Gaza Are Forthcoming, but All Sides Are Declining to Make Clear…

U.S. President Donald Trump's 'Day After' Plan for Gaza, if Effectively Executed, Could Offer Stability and Security to the Middle East. But the Deal's Ability to Survive Rests on…

It has been a while since the sense of anticipation about the outcome of a meeting between an American president and an Israeli prime minister was as tense as it was when Donald…

EDITORIAL. Although many details remain to be clarified and some goals necessary for a two-state solution are still out of reach, an end to the war in Gaza finally appears…

Negotiators have gathered in Egypt to discuss the US president’s 20-point plan. Is an end to the war finally in sight?