It is a day for celebration. The current war between Israel and the Palestinians has come to a conclusion, just as it has so many times before. Where those who engineered the peace paint a rosy picture of the future, it is all too likely that this is just a lull in the eternal struggle. Hamas shall lie low for a few years as it recruits more fodder and assembles a new arsenal, same as always. This is only an extended ceasefire; to think otherwise is to have no knowledge of the region's history.
Then again, the peace between Israel and Egypt has held for nearly a half century. The Abraham Accords have normalized relations between Israel and several Muslim Arab countries. The peace process may not be the chimera it has long appeared to be. It has taken decades, but progress toward regional peace is undeniable. Would the various peace agreements have been successful without American arm-twisting?
Peace is good strategy for the time being. Islam is conquering the West through unfettered migration. Muslims are openly declaring their intent to overwhelm countries where they have immigrated, assuring them that Sharia Law is on the horizon. The West is too soft to believe it, even as more and more districts of capital cities become Muslim majority. The West celebrates the 'peace' in a distant land while strife takes root in the home country.
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