In the face of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, after Israel announced its acceptance of the "20-point plan", Trump also gave Hamas an ultimatum.

If Hamas does not agree to the ¡°20 Points Plan,¡± they will face unprecedented strikes.

At the same time, the United Nations also seized the opportunity to end the conflict between the Palestinians.

Under all kinds of pressure, Hamas had to respond with agreement.

In a positive attitude, will this long-lasting Palestinian conflict really end?

On September 29, local time, Trump met at the White House and Netanyahu, where the two sides talked very pleasantly about the ¡°20-point plan.¡±

Netanyahu seemed to agree to this plan to end the conflict between Palestine and Israel without consideration.

Also after Hamas responded to the plan on October 4, it announced the immediate launch of the first phase of the ¡°20 Points Plan¡± ¡ª the release of all detainees.

Looking ahead, we all see that Netanyahu¡¯s attitude is very positive.

What can make a Netanyahu who is trying to intensify the Palestinian-Israeli conflict change his normal state?The reason is simple.

When Trump put forward the ¡°20 Points Plan,¡± the people of Gaza were angry because, in their view, it was not aimed at peace, but a naked paranoid action against Israel.

In fact, this is true in terms of content.

In addition to requiring both sides to release all detained people after 72 hours, they also demanded that Hamas not participate in the governance of Gaza while launching the Gaza demilitarization process.

Only after Hamas has all its weapons, will Israel gradually withdraw, which seems to be a loss for Hamas.

So when this plan was put forward, Hamas disagreed, and there were also great differences within them.

One believes that peace should be negotiated with Israel, while another believes that the status quo should beined.

But regardless of the differences, Hamas ultimately failed to withstand the pressure of many sides and turned its head on the matter.

The first to come out, of course, is this one-hearted Trump who wants to quickly end the conflict in Pakistan.

After Netanyahu agreed to the matter, Trump told Habas directly: This is the last chance for them.

If they don't seize this opportunity, they will be devastated.

Subsequently, Qatar, Egypt and Turkey have also begun urging Hamas to react quickly to the plan.

After all, the situation is now unable to wait for them anymore.What happened before the Israeli attacks on Qatar and Egypt has given them a shadow.

Although after Trump's speech, Israel has converged, but this does not rule out that Netanyahu, who knows that he will be isolated internationally, but still wants to stir up the situation in the Middle East, will attack them again.

They don't want to get into such a situation themselves, so they actively urge Hamas to agree. Faced with Trump's pressure and the concerns of many leaders, Hamas had to respond.

Only his response left a way for himself.

The U.S. Wall Street Journal on October 1 that Hamas has agreed to Trump¡¯s proposed peace plan for Gaza.

However, they demanded more time to review the conditions proposed in the plan.

To put it bluntly, it is the demands put forward by the United States, and Habas may not be able to do some of them.

Officials also claim that there are vulnerabilities in Trump¡¯s plan that could eventually trigger Israel¡¯s resumption of the war.

Now, the Hamas is simply hard to retreat, further they are hard to withstand multiple threats. and step back, which could boost Netanyahu's flame.

This man has not had much confidence internationally, and what if Israel suddenly repented as planned at every stage?

At that time, Habas wanted to react, and may have been powerless.

To some extent, the United States did not consider Habas's situation at this point. As the people of Gaza said, they have clearly sided with Israel.

Under unequal negotiations, it is quite difficult to reach an end to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

What's more, what the United States and other countries want is a permanent peace between the two sides, which is even more difficult.

Although Habas has responded and agreed to mediate, he still left himself a way out, which is a good proof.

It's not that they don't want to, but that they are unwilling to sacrifice their own interests in exchange for the peace that western countries want without any guarantees.

Trump, of course, knows this, but it is estimated that he is unlikely to make concessions because Netanyahu is a bad role compared to Hamas.

To make this character calm down and negotiate, and not to continue to cause trouble for Trump, we must make them feel that they have taken advantage of it.

If both sides negotiate if one side wants to take advantage, then they can only make the other suffer.

So, on the surface, the Palestinian conflict seems to have signs of easing, but in reality, with Trump¡¯s attitude, the impasse still exists.

The international community should, of course, strive for a quick end to the conflict between the two sides, but it should also promote negotiations when both sides are honest.

Instead of putting more pressure on Hamas, as it is now, to make them hesitate in concerns about whether they fully agree.

After all, no one can guarantee Israel.

Even the United States did not dare to beat its chest to guarantee that Israel would quickly withdraw its troops from the Gaza Strip after Habas compromised.