Special Envoy Jason Greenblatt on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

The transcript discusses the complex dynamics of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, focusing on Iran's influence, the Palestinian boycott of the US, and ongoing engagement efforts. It highlights the roles of regional players like Egypt and Saudi Arabia, and the US stance on international consensus. The discussion also covers future peace proposals and the challenges in achieving a resolution.

What is Iran's role in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict according to the transcript?

• Iran is a neutral party.

• Iran funds Hamas to maintain conflict.

• Iran supports Israeli peace efforts.

• Iran is uninvolved in the region.

How have the Palestinian leadership and people responded to the Trump administration?

• The leadership boycotted, but people showed interest.

• Both have boycotted the administration.

• The leadership engaged, but people were uninterested.

• Both have fully supported the administration.

What is the US stance on international consensus regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

• The US fully agrees with international consensus.

• The US thinks international consensus is often a mask for inaction.

• The US disregards international consensus entirely.

• The US believes international consensus is crucial.

According to the transcript, who should resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

• The European Union

• The parties directly involved

• The United Nations

• The United States

What is the US position on the final boundaries of Jerusalem?

• The boundaries are already set by international law.

• The boundaries should be negotiated by the involved parties.

• The US will decide the boundaries.

• The boundaries should be decided by the UN.

What factors are influencing the timing of the US peace proposal rollout?

• None of the above

• Both the elections and government formation

• The formation of a new Israeli government

• The outcome of Israeli elections

What challenge does the US face in proposing a peace deal?

• Creating a deal that satisfies all involved parties

• Ensuring unanimous approval from all parties

• Avoiding criticism from international allies

• Balancing interests of different regional actors