Trump's Middle East Legacy: Israel Hopes and Regional Tensions

Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election, defeating Kamala Harris, with significant implications for U.S. policy towards Israel and Palestine. Trump's victory is not seen as a shift to the right on Israel policy, but his administration is expected to pursue a 'Greater Israel' agenda, including support for Israeli annexation and reduced restrictions on settlers. Democrats face a reckoning over their failure to address the concerns of their base, particularly regarding Gaza, which impacted voter turnout. The article discusses potential policy shifts under Trump, including increased support for Israel and challenges for pro-Palestine activism in the U.S.
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