While Hamas has said that its weapons would be handed over to the Board of Peace, many hurdles remain.
Transparency and mutual trust are necessary in relations, but playing both sides is undignified in friendly relations between allies.
The real problem remains unchanged. There is a complete lack of political will.
The U.S.-Israeli duo is ruthless, deeply ethnocidal, full of arrogance and replete with religious and racial hatred.
Netanyahu's team ... has no interest in the ceasefire nor in the success of the American plan.
The president struggles with the possibility that not every conflict can be resolved through transactional diplomacy and financial incentives.
There are fears that Trump's plan will falter and the risk of division will proceed.
Those who want to disturb the peace always have it easier than those who want to preserve it.
Deterring Israel required a militarily and politically integrated effort, but it now requires civil and political strength and legal campaigns.
From an American viewpoint, Gaza is a nuisance and perhaps something that can be worked around in the broader campaign against Hamas.
Donald Trump’s plan did not stop Israeli attacks on the Palestinian people.
Trump’s narcissism and desperate desire to be seen globally as a peacemaker worthy of a Nobel Prize compelled him to cling to this plan.