Trump Isn't Looking for Palestinian Authority Regime Change, Greenblatt Says

The transcript covers Jason Greenblatt's views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, highlighting Iran's influence and the Palestinian boycott of the Trump administration. It discusses the role of regional players like Egypt and Saudi Arabia in negotiations and critiques the notion of international consensus, particularly regarding Jerusalem. Greenblatt emphasizes the need for continued engagement with the Palestinian Authority and the challenges posed by Hamas.

What does Greenblatt believe is Iran's role in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

• Iran is a neutral party.

• Iran uses the conflict to maintain regime stability.

• Iran is uninvolved in the conflict.

• Iran supports peace efforts.

How have the Palestinian people responded to the Trump administration's policies?

• They have fully supported the policies.

• They have ignored the administration completely.

• They have largely boycotted the administration.

• They have shown interest despite disagreements.

What is the current state of contact between the US and Palestinian leadership?

• There is contact only with Hamas.

• There is official contact with both the Palestinian Authority and Hamas.

• There is contact only with the Palestinian Authority.

• There is no official contact with the Palestinian Authority or Hamas.

What was a key message in Greenblatt's UN speech?

• International consensus is equivalent to international law.

• International consensus often leads to inaction.

• The US agrees with the international consensus on Jerusalem.

• International consensus is always clear and actionable.

How did the international community react to the US decision on Jerusalem?

• It was unanimously supported.

• Much of the world disagreed.

• There was no reaction.

• There was widespread agreement.