Trump's 'Everlasting Peace' Plan for Gaza Faces Early Hurdles at UN

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US President Donald Trump described a recent UN Security Council vote as the start of a "golden age for the Middle East." The vote advanced the second phase of his administration's peace plan for Gaza. The proposal promises an "everlasting peace" for the region. However, the plan's initial reception suggests a challenging path ahead. Alain Frachon, a columnist for the French newspaper Le Monde, questions the gap between the administration's optimistic statements and the situation's complexities. He asks how to separate the bold claims from the actual reality on the ground.