Key Points
- The Israel-Palestine peace process is uncertain
- Trump's 20-point peace plan disrupted the process
- An agreement has not been reached yet
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The peace process between Israel and Palestine has not shown significant progress in the last two years. The process, which began in 2023, was disrupted by the announcement of Trump's 20-point peace plan. However, an agreement could not be reached on the issues of Hamas' disarmament and Israel's withdrawal.
The process has entered its second phase in 2026, which aims to establish a technocratic administration, rebuild infrastructure, and disarm Palestinian groups. However, the process still remains uncertain. The conflict between Israel and Palestine continues, with thousands of Palestinians killed and many more injured in the last two years. The process is being closely monitored by the international community.
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- When did the conflict between Israel and Palestine start?
- In 2023
- What is Trump's peace plan?
- A 20-point plan
- Which phase is the process in?
- The second phase
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