Gaza, Third Failure Arena for America’s Deal of Century

As reported by Qods News Agency (Qodsna) as US President Donald Trump announced his controversial decision over the status of al-Quds many analysts believed that the decision had something to do with the Deal of Century.

United States was trying to pursue the Palestinian Authority and the PLO to accept the deal with the Zionists, but the deal was so unequal that even the autocratic authorities of PLO refused to do so, the But what was the American so called Deal of Century: "To fully hand over al-Quds to Israel as the capital, and in return accept a small portion of land in the West Bank as the capital of Palestine." While the unfair deal was rejected, later the Americans tried to bring in their Arab allies to pursue the PA, and used Saudi pressure to advance their plan; the young Saudi crown prince came into action and took efforts to implement the Deal of Century. Bin Salman’s efforts ultimately were led by a negative Arab front against the interruption by Saudis and they had to retreat from the mediation.

A Palestinian analyst Ahmed Jamil in a memo writes about this: "The current US policy on the Palestinian issue, which is based on the Deal of Century, seems to be their third failure. As a result of failing to advance their plan through the PA and the PLO, in the second phase of their failure they did their best to use the capacities of the Arab world, currently they seem to be struggling to reach their goals through Gaza which have also reached a dead-end.

After frustration from using capacities of the Arab leaders to advance the Deal of Century, they tried to try the third and the only way left. The United States has also considered issues such as improving the livelihoods of Gaza in return for ceasefire with Israel. Also, they did not stop other efforts to remove the UNRWA (United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees), which prompted Americans' optimism to finalize their goal. In particular, Americans are hoping to continue Palestinian-Palestinian conflicts. In fact, the American plan in Gaza is a peace and stability for Israel in exchange with livelihoods and humanitarian conditions.