Palestine Abandonment and the UN: Global Studies

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In view of the universal evil facing the civilized world in Israel...

The agreements were approved during a historic ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House with Palestine not existing as a country and Israel being a just, responsible neighbor. Nothing could be further from the truth. The concept of peace in the Middle East without a two-state solution is once again permanently shattered as the Abrahamic Accords proved to be nothing more than a PR horse move.

According to the Trump administration, the accords were part of a "broader diplomatic effort to pressure the Palestinians to negotiate a peace agreement," which is doomed to fail without a formal recognition that the Palestinian people have a legitimate right to their land, which the political Zionists took from them in 1948

With details of the Israeli attack on the Gaza Strip...

Originally lauded by the Trump administration as a historic peace agreement aimed at "normalizing" diplomatic relations between Israel and the Arab-Islamic world, the real purpose of the agreements was to recognize Greater Israel as a sovereign state expanding in the Levant at the expense of the indigenous owners of the land.

It should be noted that prior to the agreements, the Warsaw meeting was held in February 2019...

Factually, while Palestine was deliberately and willfully excluded from the accords, participants in the accords were cheered when Trump spoke from the White House balcony, saying, "After decades of division and conflict, we celebrate a new era in the Middle East," and thanking "the great courage of the leaders of these three countries" when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proclaimed the The agreement required these countries to accept Israel in a treaty in which each received some benefit, which often included a favorable U.S. military presence or some other strategic benefit.