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Wednesday, December 30th, 2020, I'm Trey Inks. A new U.S. Administration could bring more

support to Palestinians amid an ongoing conflict.

I think you will see the incoming Biden administration equally keen to certainly maintain

strength and such ties and even bring new Arab states into the fold of Israeli-Arab relations.

This is the Fox News years, with normalization deals

between Israel and the Arab world, Palestinian leadership has often felt betrayed.

In Israel, years of political uncertainty with continuous elections have made prospects for

peace with the Palestinians and agenda item far down on the to-do list. But could all of this change

when President-elect Biden takes office?

It's been an incredibly dynamic time and particularly picking up as such in August when you saw the first of the deals

under the so-called Abraham Accord signs between Israel and the UAE.

This is Lucy Kurtzer Ellen Bogan, the director of the Israeli-Palestinian

conflict program at the US Institute of Peace.

I think one thing that's important to remember is that these deals didn't come

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