Trump Meet Arab Leaders: Gaza Crisis: Trump said, West Bank will not be captured

Israel’s frequent bombing, devastation and growing human crisis in Gaza have disturbed Arab countries. Increasing pressure on them, take action against Israel. Leaders of Arab countries held a meeting in Doha. Despite this, Israel was not stopping the bombing in Gaza. It was being said again and again that Israel would take possession of the entire West Bank. But now American Rashtriya Donald Trump has assured in a meeting with Arab countries that he will not allow Israel to occupy West Bank. The US Media Politico has claimed in its report that Trump gave the promise in a meeting with Arab leaders during the UN General Assembly meeting in New York.

For the past several months, Israel has been conducting military operations in Gaza. According to the local health ministry, more than 65,000 Palestinians have been killed so far. Millions of people have become homeless and according to the United Nations report, a large part of Gaza is facing a famine -like situation. Global criticism has intensified on this entire development about Israeli policies. Israel’s policy regarding West Bank is also under question. The expansion of settlements there has been a cause of constant dispute and Arab countries are feared that the Israeli West Bank may move towards permanent occupation under the guise of the current war. In such a situation, Trump’s statement is being seen as an attempt to assure Arab countries and strengthen the role of American mediation.

This tough stance of Trump has come to light when an important meeting was held recently between the representatives of NATO countries and Gulf region in Doha, the capital of Qatar. In that meeting, there was a discussion about ending the Gaza war and human help. Many European countries had lodged a strong objection to the Israeli policies in the West Bank. It is believed that the impact of the same pressure is reflected in this promise of Trump. Also, it was necessary to convey a message among Arab countries that America would not ignore the basic issues of Palestine even while standing with Israel.

The blueprint to end war in white paper

According to the report of Politico, Trump’s team also introduced a white paper to Arab leaders. This included a blueprint to end the Gaza war. It was clearly written that America would not approve any possible merger of West Bank. This document also included a possible roadmap for ceasefire, humanitarian aid and future peace talks. This step indicates that despite the electoral pressure in American politics, Trump wants to show that they are serious to resolve the Middle East crisis.