"No actual plan": Why the ceasefire does not mean peace
Last weekend, President Donald Trump flew to the Middle East to celebrate a ceasefire his administration helped broker between Hamas and Israel, after over two years of war.
"It is also being claimed that we have a historic peace deal. That is absolutely fictitious.”
To assess the significance of the agreement, I spoke with Daniel Levy, the president of the US/Middle East Project, who previously worked as an Israeli peace negotiator.
- Levy stated, "One war crime is not met by another," in the aftermath of Hamas’ October 7 attack.
- He added, "That’s the path to hell, which is precisely the path we’re on now.
Author's summary: Ceasefire does not guarantee peace.
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