As Bahrain showed, even Trump’s Arab allies see two-state solution as essential

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One week after the economic workshop in Bahrain, American and Palestinian officials, predictably, have very different views on the event, which was billed as the rollout of the first part of the White House’s much anticipated peace proposal.

“The Peace to Prosperity workshop in Bahrain was a success, with international participation that surpassed expectations,” Jason Greenblatt, US President Donald’s Trump’s Middle East envoy, told The Times of Israel this week.

“We were overwhelmed by the response that we got,” Jared Kushner, Trump’s senior advisor, added in a conference call with reporters Wednesday. “Every country that we invited showed up, and we had a very, very big crowd. We got a lot of very senior business leaders from all throughout the world, all the great companies.”

The Palestinians, who boycotted the event, unsurprisingly denounced it as a colossal failure that produced little but verbiage.

“It came and went. It ended. Some Arabs attended and some did not. Some Europeans attended and some did not,” Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said Wednesday. “It is a big lie that Kushner and others invented to make fools of the people. Nobody makes fools of us.

So far, so foreseeable. But what, if any, concrete results were achieved in Manama, remains as hazy as the contours of the forthcoming political part of the so-called Deal of the Century.

But Bahrain did make one thing clear: As of now, even those who are favorable to the Trump administration’s peace push believe that a final-status deal must provide for some sort of Palestinian state.

Many in the Arab world were, and remain, skeptical, to put it mildly, about the White House’s approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — and yet an impressive number of senior Arab dignitaries attended the Bahrain workshop. READ MORE