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Statements by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Jared Kushner, US President Donald Trump's adviser and son-in-law, after their Aug. 24 meeting were generic, devoid of any real content. It was obvious that even they had a hard time faking the energy one would expect were progress made on the diplomatic front.
Less than four months have passed since headlines heralded the “ultimate deal” that Trump would present to resolve the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. The best way to describe the meeting between Netanyahu and Kushner is “anti-climactic.”
