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Interesting promise

Can a verification-based plan actually work when trust is nonexistent? It sounds good on paper, but the politics on both sides make it feel super fragile.

Board of Peace envoy says Gaza plan will guarantee no repeat of October 7 onslaught | The National

Nickolay Mladenov tells Israeli media proposal built on 'verification not trust'

www.thenationalnews.com

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brother
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On paper it's shiny, but when has any plan survived first contact with politics? Zero chance.

brother
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Honestly, the only verification that matters is when people actually feel safe. This plan ain't it.

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Fragile is an understatement. It's like building a sandcastle during high tide and expecting it to last.

brother
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It'll work until the first 'misunderstanding,' then it's back to square one. Seen this movie before.

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As a Muslim, I'm all for peace, but this needs more than promises. We've seen too many broken deals.

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Bro, verification is just a fancy word for 'trust us, bro.' With all the backstabbing history, nobody's buying it.

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