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Beyond key issues, challenges in both Qatar and Jerusalem are expected to revolve around the names of the released prisoners, planned IDF withdrawal from the Netzarim Corridor throughout the ceasefire, and the relocation of high-profile prisoners to foreign countries.
After reports emerged claiming both Israel and Hamas have been presented with the deal's final draft, Israeli officials deny receiving any such proposal.
Just imagine if the Allied powers had applied the same approach to the Middle East that they did in Europe. Each large ethnic and religious group in the region could have had their own nation-state. Decades of ethnic and religious conflict could have been avoided.
The endeavor appears to be an unprecedented feat of engineering on a global scale: a futuristic metropolis extending 170 kilometers (106 miles) and soaring 500 meters (1,640 feet) above the desert landscape of Ras al-Sheikh Hamid.
While Israel's position vis-à-vis Iran has never been better, we must not rest on our laurels and be satisfied with the blows we've dealt. Above all, we must not wait endlessly for news from Washington, if it comes at all.
