How world reacted to peace plan
Trump's Middle East plan prompts lukewarm response from Europe and a furious rebuke from Muslim countries
PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY
President Mahmud Abbas predicts "this conspiracy deal will not pass" and vows to resist the deal in all its forms
EUROPE
Top EU diplomat Josep Borrell says the bloc will "study and assess" proposals. Germany calls for a balanced approach. Britain gives the warmest reaction: "This is clearly a serious proposal, reflecting extensive time and effort"
UNITED NATIONS
The UN says it remains committed to a two-state solution based on the borders before the 1967 war, when Israel seized the West Bank and Gaza
RUSSIA
Moscow says it will study the peace plan and calls on Israelis and Palestinians to negotiate directly to find a "mutually acceptable compromise"
IRAN
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says the plan is doomed to fail and all Muslim nations should oppose it. "The devilish and vicious policy of America towards Palestine called the 'deal of the century' will never materialise. All Muslim nations will confront them," he tweets. Tehran does not historically recognise Israel
HEZBOLLAH
Lebanon's Iranian-backed movement Hezbollah, which Washington calls a terrorist group, says the plan represented an attempt to "wipe out the Palestinian people's rights", adding that it is a "shameful move"
SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi's foreign ministry says it "appreciates" Trump's efforts and calls for the start of direct talks between Israel and the Palestinians.