United States President Donald Trump is expected to release soon his long-awaited Middle East peace plan  – more than two years after his administration began drafting its vision for a solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The policy proposal has been delayed multiple times and has been kept largely under wraps.

Trump said he will likely release details of his plan before holding separate meetings at the White House today, with Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his rival in upcoming Israeli elections, Benny Gantz.

The Palestinian leadership, which has rejected the proposal before it is even released, was not invited to Washington.

The plan would be rolled out as Trump’s Senate impeachment trial continues on Capitol Hill and as Netanyahu seeks parliamentary immunity from prosecution in corruption cases. Both leaders also face re-elections: Israelis are due back in the polls on March 2 and Trump is gearing up for the US presidential election on November 3.

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