The Peace That Was Possible | How the U.S. Buried Real Middle East Peace

They say it’s complicated. But it wasn’t. It was just inconvenient.

In 1976, Egypt and Jordan—backed by the PLO—proposed a two-state peace plan aligned with international law.
The United States vetoed it.
Not because it was extremist. Because it was too reasonable.

🕊️ The Peace That Was Possible — a Blunt Policy exposé on how power, profit, and vetoes buried real peace in the Middle East for decades.

📊 Data Sources:
• UN Draft Resolution S/12022 (1976)
• Arab Peace Initiative (2002)
• U.S. Arms Export Reports (2020–2023)

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