Ceasefire Agreement: No Guarantee of Peace
A recent ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, brokered by the US administration, has sparked celebrations, but its significance and implications remain unclear.
"It is also being claimed that we have a historic peace deal. That is absolutely fictitious."
Daniel Levy, president of the US/Middle East Project and former Israeli peace negotiator, shared his insights on the agreement.
- Levy previously worked on the Oslo B talks and the Taba peace talks.
- He expressed concerns about the path to peace, stating "One war crime is not met by another. That's the path to hell, which is precisely the path we're on now."
Author's summary: Ceasefire does not guarantee peace in the Middle East.
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