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Beau addresses potential deals and negotiations for Israel-Palestine, stressing the necessity of key components for success and urging support towards well-structured plans to prevent future conflicts.
Foreign policy advocates
Detailed analysis of the potential impact of various negotiation outcomes
#Israel-Palestine #Negotiations #ForeignPolicy #Ceasefire #Diplomacy
Well, howdy there, internet people.
Let's bow again.
So today we are going to talk about potential deals,
negotiations, potential plans,
how those might play out in the future.
And then we're going to touch on some news
that is breaking at time of filming
that will probably become a bigger story
as more things become confirmed.
Okay, so let's start off by talking about negotiations, potential plans and deals.
There is a lot of hope right now that conversations occurring might lead to a relatively lengthy
ceasefire when it comes to Israel-Palestine.
So that's going.
Right now, there is no confirmed deal, despite some rumors to the contrary.
From what I understand, they're getting close.
They do not have a deal.
This has prompted questions about the various plans for afterward.
The United States has theirs, which is basically what we've been talking about.
It is more or less a plan that involves a Palestinian state or a pathway to one, a bunch
of aid, and a multinational security force.
Israel, Netanyahu, has recently floated their own plan.
It includes none of that.
Israel would be handling the security.
There does appear to be some openness to local representation, but it would certainly not
constitute a Palestinian government. And people are asking, you know, how that would work out.
It wouldn't. Those three components, the multinational force guaranteeing security,
a bare minimum to a Palestinian state, the aid, those aren't things that can be pulled out
and still have a successful recipe. If those things are not included in the
plan for reconstruction, it is a relatively safe
assumption that everything you have seen you will see again.
That's what matters. Those are the things that are going to
keep this from occurring again, or at least provide a decent chance of
it. If those aren't in it, it's almost a guarantee that you're going to see all of
this again. And I know there are people saying that providing a pathway to a
Palestinian state would be a reward and it would send the wrong message. This
isn't parenting. This is foreign policy. Morality and right and wrong have
nothing to do with it. Either you want to stop it or you don't. And that's
where it's at. I don't know of many well-informed foreign policy people
that will tell you anything else. I'm sure there are outliers, but generally
speaking, you're going to have those three components in any plan that
stands a chance of success. I would hope that there are other plans being floated
and that those are the ones that that start to gain support. It's still early.
Please keep in mind you don't even have the deal for the ceasefire despite the
rumors. Again from what I understand that that's not in place. They're just getting
closer to it so they're talking about it now openly. The other piece of news is
is that it does appear, at least from early reporting,
that somebody set themselves
on fire in front of the Israeli embassy in the United States.
Don't have a lot of information on it at time of filming.
There are a lot of assumptions that are being made
and they're grounded in something that makes sense.
So that will probably develop
And there will probably be more details by the time this video goes out, which is a couple
hours from now.
So there's reason for hope that things will change, but there's no guarantee of that yet.
Anyway, it's just a thought.
Y'all have a good day.
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