Donald Trump has expressed opposition to any annexation of the West Bank, advocating for stability in the region. This position comes in light of Israel's recent decision to strengthen its control over the occupied Palestinian territories, which has sparked numerous protests. An official from Trump's administration reaffirmed this stance, clarifying that the President does not support the annexation of the West Bank by Israel.

The United States, a key ally of Israel, has refrained from direct criticism regarding Israel's decisions that could pave the way for the expansion of Jewish settlements in the West Bank. The administration's support seems to be focused on ensuring that any changes in the region do not destabilize the peace efforts that have been highlighted as a priority under Trump’s governance. The official highlighted that a stable West Bank is essential for the security of Israel, reflecting the administration's broader goals in the region.

Additionally, the Israeli Security Council approved a series of regulations aimed at facilitating Israel's control over these territories. This development raises concerns about the potential implications for the peace process and the ongoing tensions between Israelis and Palestinians. The American administration's position may play a crucial role in influencing future negotiations and the dynamics of Israeli-Palestinian relations.