European officials have raised concerns about the Trump administration’s proposed Middle East peace plan, highlighting significant flaws in the agreement. During a meeting in Brussels, representatives from several European Union nations expressed skepticism over the plan, emphasizing that it lacked a comprehensive approach to resolving the long-standing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Officials stressed the need for any settlement to be ‘positive and inclusive,’ suggesting that the current proposal fails to adequately address the fundamental concerns of both parties. They called for further negotiations and a more collaborative effort to achieve a sustainable peace in the region. The European Union has continued to support a two-state solution, maintaining that the interests of both Israelis and Palestinians must be prioritized in any future agreement.