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Palestinians say U.S. peace efforts 'doomed to fail'

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The era of unwavering Arab commitment to Palestine is over.

Saudi Arabia, Egypt and many Arab states are now almost firmly in the U.S. sphere. The Palestinians risk their support if they don't make good faith efforts to accept a peace deal that those agree upon.

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The various deals that have been suggested over the years leave Palestinians with very little land. Land that has been encroached upon since the 1920s, at the very least.

Promises were repeatedly made but nothing came out of them. No wonder they don't have any faith in US "efforts".

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Things have gotten so much worse since Trump arrived.

I thought he was a master negotiator? He could have easily gotten a concession from Israel to restart the peace talks with the embassy move, but as was saw once again Trump was too weak to ask a strong leader for a concession so he rolled over and got nothing in return.

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Nope, the US is not solely party to blame for the peace between Palestinian and Israeli. The problem is both Palestinian and Israeli do not want peace for their difference reasons.

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U.S. efforts to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are "doomed to fail", the Palestinian Authority, which has frozen contacts with Washington because of its perceived bias, said Saturday.

All efforts to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict have been doomed to failure from the very start. The Palestinians require the destruction of Israel before any so-called progress will be agreed to. Palestinian hatred of Jews goes back to the Grand Mufti's association with Hitler, some 70 years ago.

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