As President Donald Trump moves to "recognize the obvious," will his administration's efforts toward peace in the Middle East be damaged? A roundup of editorials Wednesday takes a look at the issue.
Opinions from the right:

1. How Trump's move makes peace more likely 
From The Federalist: Chances of peace between Israel and Palestine are slim, but speaking the truth won't hurt them.


2. Recognizing the obvious
From The Jerusalem Post: Trump's declaration on Jerusalem won't derail any peace talks – it will bring them into the realm of reality.


3. Trump's embassy move can restart peace process
From NewsMax: Yes, Jerusalem is the capital of Israel, but what is important is a two-state solution to the problem.

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