Hillary Clinton Endorses Trump's Board of Peace for Gaza

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40. She discussed this with David Remnick recently but all people focused on was her brief Joe Biden comments

I will again post a transcript to her interview. She offers a lot of insight and knowledge about everything happening in Iran/Israel/Gaza etc.

https://singjupost.com/david-remnick-interviews-hillary-clinton-at-92ny-transcript/

A few more thoughts covered by The National with also has an interview with UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher who echoes her warning.

https://www.msn.com/en-ae/news/world/hillary-clinton-backs-donald-trumps-gaza-plan-calling-it-only-realistic-path-to-reconstruction/ar-AA25ZLc2?ocid=BingNewsVerp

“Without such a plan, the crisis in Gaza will only deteriorate,” she wrote, warning that “with Hamas retaining both political and practical influence over a devastated population through armed actors, local administrative structures, aid distribution networks and access to basic goods and services.”

Ms Clinton added that another generation of children was at risk of growing up amid “rubble, fear and hopelessness”.

“There will be no security for Israel. No viable path to Palestinian self-determination,” she said.

Ms Clinton acknowledged that many governments remain wary of the Board of Peace initiative and the Trump administration's Gaza plan, citing concerns over Palestinian governance, political sequencing and reliance on a US-led framework at a time of declining confidence in American leadership.

“Many are understandably sceptical of an approach so closely associated with Donald Trump,” she wrote. “I understand that scepticism and share some of it. Yet if even I, an implacable opponent of President Trump, can accept that this is the best option in a terrible situation, then surely others can, too?”

She urged Europe, regional powers and the broader international community to engage with the plan despite its shortcomings, stating that “disengagement will not produce a more acceptable alternative” and warning that continued inaction would only deepen the crisis in Gaza.