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    Trumps Gaza-Plan steht kurz vor dem Scheitern, warnt Saudi-Arabien und die Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate

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    5. loginisverybroken on

      If only there were some arab countries that would tell h-mas to cut the bs release the hostages and surrender their weapons. what a world that would be if they would say these things publicly in arabic and english on their national broadcaters

    6. HobbesNJ on

      You mean the plan that relies on Hamas doing things they haven’t agreed to?

    13. nosayso on

      Not super surprised if Tony Blair colonizing Palestine doesn’t end up working out.

    14. defroach84 on

      I really am hoping it doesn’t, but Trump just wanted a victory lap, and he got the living hostages back. Anything from here on he will claim is a win solely due to the hostages.

    18. SnooWalruses3948 on

      ITT: People salivating over the prospect of a peace plan collapsing because it allows them to dunk on Trump.

    19. FullOFterror on

      Lets not pretend he’s at fault for all this bullshit.

      I dont like Trump, but what are the Arab countries fucking doing? Hamas doesnt want a free Palestine in which they arent in power.

      A whole Arab world pointing fingers, unable to fix this, its almost laughable.

    20. Rudedog0483 on

      Spiking the ball before you reach the end zone is a hallmark of the regime.

    21. Iosag on

      I know everyone keeps calling it Trump’s plan because he forces them to, but how much involvement do you think he really had in sorting this out? The man was just bragging about winning states like Georgia in the 2016 election in a recent interview…he is completely gone upstairs and somehow he „solved“ centuries old conflict? 

      I’d be surprised if he could spell Gaza.

    22. sovietarmyfan on

      It was a interesting plan and many hostages have been freed which is good.

      But under any politician this plan would have failed. Israel does not want to accept that Hamas can rule with their weapons and Hamas does not want to give up their weapons. It’s a lose-lose situation.

    25. st2439 on

      This idiot wanted to win the Nobel Peace prize for this. There will never be peace in the Middle East.

    26. pdeisenb on

      Ignore the headline, focus on the demands and their source…

      The gulf states and Saudis are insisting that Hamas must disarm and step down from governance. 🎉

      I am not sure what they expect the US to do about it – we most certainly should not put boots on the ground. Now that the living hostages are out, I doubt that Israel has any interest in returning to areas beyond the yellow line (where they have currently withdrawn to). We may see stalemate from here for a bit. At the very least, I would like to see progress on increasing aid flows and rebuilding behind the yellow line.

    28. VerledenVale on

      I’m still pretty shocked Hamas agreed to return all living hostages. Never in 2 years did I think this would ever happen. I thought for sure they’d always keep at least a few for leverage.

      Goes to show that eliminating tons of decision-makers causes an organization to eventually end up with brain-dead leaders. Such a shitty move from them.

    30. ghulo on

      Of course it is, Trump can’t comprehend anything complex and is seeing everything black and white.

    31. Neandersaurus on

      So many here would love to see the killing return just so they could bash trump. That’s how you know you’re the bad guys/gals in the story.

      If the ceasefire stops, it won’t he Israel’s fault, and yet somehow these same people will blame them.

    34. joshmoviereview on

      On the verge?? Israel has continued to kill Palestinians, in violation of the ceasefire. Hamas has also failed to uphold their agreement in the ceasefire. 

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