‘Tony Blair SHOULD Be Given A Chance’: Special All-Palestinian Panel Debates Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan

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Donald Trump’s 20-point proposal to end the Israel-Hamas war has Palestinians divided. Amid the death, destruction, and decaying hope, is this deal the only way out? It has been two years since Hamas’ October 7 attacks. The vast majority of its military leadership has been killed. An estimated 66,000 Palestinians have died, and 90% of homes have been damaged or destroyed. The UN has declared both a famine and a genocide in Gaza. For two years, Palestinian civilians have paid the price for Hamas’ actions. Is President Donald Trump’s peace plan their best way forward? Some Palestinian analysts argue the plan may be bad, but rejecting it would be worse. Others insist it sidelines Palestinian rights and crosses red lines. In an earlier episode of Counterpoints, we brought you an all-Israeli panel to explore their perspectives on the conflict. In this special episode, we bring you the other side. We ask our all-Palestinian panel: Is this deal a pathway to peace? Who should govern the Palestinian territories when the war ends? And is the Palestinian cause worse off today than it was before October 7? Guests: Ahmed Eldin, host of the Out Loud podcast and Professor of Storytelling at Bari University Khalil Sayegh, Executive Director of the Agora Initiative Dr. Jamal Nazzal, spokesperson for Fatah #TrumpGaza #Palestine #Netanyahu #Gaza #Israel #Hamas #Trump #MiddleEast #PeacePlan #Counterpoints #AlArabiyaEnglish