On the evening of October 3, local time, Hamas officially released a message in response to the 20-point plan mentioned by President Trump earlier that day, expressing its willingness to launch corresponding negotiations on matters related to surrender through Qatar and other mediators. Trump then welcomed this approach on social media and asked Israel to quickly stop bombing in Gaza.

If it goes well, then the final peace could be achieved after more than two years of war in the Middle East.On the evening of the 3rd, when the news came, a large crowd of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip walked out on the streets and cried out, as if the dawn of peace was about to shine on them.

We have noted that Hamas has expressed its willingness to negotiate surrender, and after Trump has welcomed it, there has been a quick response from Israel.

Early in the morning of October 4 local time, the Israeli side said it was ready to immediately launch the first phase of President Trump's proposed Gaza 20 point plan, which is to release all detainees.

Could this negotiation go smoothly and a real peace in Gaza?

In my opinion, the current situation is not completely optimistic. It is understandable that Palestinians are taking to the streets to celebrate peace, but it is indeed a bit too early to celebrate in full swing now.

Let's first take a look at the main content of the 20-point plan mentioned by Trump.

According to Trump's plan, Hamas needs to release all detainees and return the remains of relevant personnel within 72 hours after Israel accepts the plan.

International humanitarian relief must be allowed to enter Gaza.

Hamas needs to hand over its weapons and will not be involved in the administration of the Gaza Strip, and Gaza will start the de-militarization process.

Israel has set up a buffering zone in Gaza, with the gradual withdrawal of its troops.

According to such a few major points, if Hamas is fully accepted, it is surrender in the substantive sense. has no ground, no gunpowder, no regional management, Hamas is no longer an armed faction, in large quantity only a group, and is a group without gunpowder.

And in the plan proposed by Trump, there is an expression of order for Hamas, such as clearly stating that if Hamas does not accept the plan, it will be hit with hellish destruction, that this is Hamas's last chance, etc. In contrast to this, Trump's expression of Israel is more inclined to demand and should have such a tone. Comparing the two, it can be clearly found that Hamas has not much room for choice, but Israel is not that, when necessary, Israel can completely turn the face.

Israel has already occupied the vast majority of Gaza, and the city of Gaza, which has more than 1 million Palestinians, has been evicted by at least 700,000 people. The whole of Gaza is already a big piece of fat for Israel, and according to Trump¡¯s plan, Israel will gradually spit out the fat.

Moreover, Trump's plan was put forward on October 3rd. On October 2nd, more than a dozen US military tankers suddenly flew to the Middle East for assembly. The last time the U.S. military engaged in such an action was before launching an attack on Iran. And this time a similar action occurred again. It is still unclear whether it is aimed at Iran or Hamas.

And in Israel¡¯s latest response, although it looks more positive on the surface, we need to note that Israel demands that the other side release hostages first.Hamas has previously stated that it is unlikely that all hostages and the remains of the associated persons will be released within 72 hours.Therefore, a small contradiction has emerged between Hamas and Israel, and if Hamas could not release all hostages within 72 hours, would Israel not turn his face?

In addition to the controversy that we mentioned above that Hamas released all hostages within 72 hours, there is also a statement that if Hamas really wanted to give up its weapons, it would definitely choose a suitable time node. At least do not let the Israeli soldiers drop their weapons when they are still standing with their steel guns on the land of Gaza and directing themselves. If they really did, it would probably be a live target for Israel, Hamas shouldn't be so stupid.

There is also what the dozen military tankers assembled by the United States in the Middle East want to do! If Hamas really gives up arms and releases the hostages, is what awaits them, or what awaits the Palestinians in Gaza, really the dawn of peace?