Palestinian Authority Ends Relations With U.S., Israel Over Peace Plan

The transcript discusses a proposed peace plan by the US and Israel, which was rejected by Palestinian Authority President Machmud Abbas and the Arab League. The plan, endorsed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and created by President Trump's administration, was criticized for favoring Israel and limiting Palestinian self-governance. It proposed a path to Palestinian statehood without a military and allowed Israel to annex West Bank settlements. Abbas strongly opposed the plan, emphasizing his refusal to compromise on Jerusalem. Netanyahu expressed a desire to implement the plan swiftly.

What was the Palestinian Authority's reaction to the proposed peace plan?

• They welcomed it with open arms.

• They remained neutral.

• They decided to cut ties with the US and Israel.

• They agreed to negotiate further.

Who created the peace plan that was endorsed by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu?

• The United Nations

• The European Union

• President Trump's administration

• The Arab League

What did President Trump call the peace plan?

• A historic mistake

• A win-win opportunity

• A one-sided deal

• A temporary solution

What was a key feature of the proposed Palestinian statehood in the plan?

• It would have no military.

• It would be fully independent.

• It would have a strong military.

• It would control all of Jerusalem.

How did the Arab League respond to the statehood proposal?

• They accepted it with conditions.

• They supported it fully.

• They rejected it.

• They postponed their decision.