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Conference where the US will present part of the 'deal of the century' has little to do with peace, analysts say.

Economic plan fails to address main problem stunting Palestine's economy - Israel's occupation, experts say.

As the US prepares new peace plan, analysts say slow pace of peace process has allowed Israel to dominate Palestinians.

As it relentlessly pursues its strongly pro-Israeli policy – along with its disdain for multilateralism – the Trump administration continued to display its hostility towards the United Nations and its humanitarian agencies at a meeting of the UN Security Council focusing on the recent escalation of violence in Gaza.

A new report has found that last year Israelis incited against Palestinians on social media every 66 seconds, pointing to a worrying increase in anti-Palestinian rhetoric.

"The collapse of the PA is definitely something we could see happening, especially if this financial and political situation worsens.”

Palestinian officials will not take part in a conference in Bahrain next month to encourage investment in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

Against the gloomy backdrop of repeated diplomatic setbacks under the Trump administration, talks on Israeli settlements at the UN this month offered a brief ray of sunshine for the embattled Palestinian officials who showed up in New York.

"In reality, there is one regime which controls everything from the river to the sea, and that's the Israeli regime."

Climate change is among the greatest threats facing humanity. Its effects are global, wide-ranging, and distributed in a highly unequal manner. Although Palestinians and Israelis inhabit the same physical terrain, Palestinians under occupation will suffer the effects of climate change more severely.