Trump: Two State Solution In A Few Months

Trump: Two State Solution In A Few Months?

Yes, Trump will present a two state solution in just 2-4 months from now. If you’ve been following our end time ministry you are already aware that a two state solution means dividing the land where the West Bank of Israel is located between the Palestinians and Israel in exchange for a 7 year peace treaty. But as we all should know by now, this will be a false sense of Peace thanks to a lying World Political Leader or Anti-Christ. (Daniel 9:24-27. CJB)

According to The Times of Israel, US President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he favors the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, indicated it will be at the heart of his administration’s peace plan, and insisted the Palestinians were eager to come to the negotiating table.

“I like the two-state solution,” Trump told reporters at a press gaggle with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly meeting in New York. “That’s what I think works best. I don’t even have to speak to anybody, that’s my feeling.”

He pointed to Netanyahu, seated next to him, and added, “You may have a different feeling. I don’t think so, but that’s mine.” Netanyahu did not respond.

//content.jwplatform.com/players/rLNEkk5R-U4CTA3JQ.htmlRecent reports have also indicated that the White House has been looking at a possible confederation between the West Bank and Jordan, and possibly Israel.

Asked by reporters Wednesday when his administration would present its long-awaited peace plan, he said he expected it to be unveiled within two to four months.

Trump and Netanyahu discuss a two state solution

“I want a plan that’s solid, understood by both sides, really semi-agreed by both sides before we present. I would say two-three-four months,” Trump said.

“I think a lot of progress has been made. I think Israel wants to do something. I think Palestinians want to do something. It will start moving pretty soon, pretty rapidly,” he said.

Trump characterized a peace agreement between Israelis and Palestinians as “a dream of mine,” saying he hopes “to be able to get that done prior to the end of my first term. We’ll do other things in my second term.”

He also insisted repeatedly that the Palestinians, who have boycotted his administration since he recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital last December, will return to the negotiating table.