I see Egypt and Jordan is rather peaceful so yes a force by them could take care of it. BUT that being said would those folks follow that leadership any better?I'm not spending enough time on this to fill in ALL the details of course. But the main point is -- It's NOT just an Israeli problem/solution.. No way things move off square one without a regional solution..
You have just been conditioned to BELIEVE that Israel's experience with Palestin
The PLO cannot self govern as they have tried and failed. Perhaps the best would be Saudi leadership for a decade or so.Ahhh -- BUT --- Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon CAN tolerate a ZIONIST ENTITY in the Middle East. That's why they are VITAL to any solution that gets the Palestinians some autonomy...
wrong Hezbollah occupied Lebanon cannot tolerate a Zionist entity in the middle east, Muslim brotherhood Egypt cannot -----so Egypt VACILLATES over time and
Jordan is-------a pawn. In fact even TURKEY has decided to NOT TOLERATE
for now------as has IRAN. -----the rest of the muslim countries would remain a cradle for terrorists who cannot "tolerate"
Egypt and Jordan are ALREADY coordinating with Israel for the "neighborhood watch" program. Seems like you are the only entity that can't tolerate a Zionist Entity in that neighborhood..
Turkey and Iran are not important to THIS problem.. Other than to make it clear to Iran that their proxy involvement in the Palestinian situation is no longer welcome. Let them try to disrupt a solid partnership like this and see what happens..
When I said "Interim Govt" or "authority" that has nothing to do with Fatah, PLO, or Hamas. It is a temporary govt set up by the partners. (Egypt, Jordan, Israel, Lebanon). Literally a new reboot. Only to the extent of providing stability for the Palestinians and get Israel out of the Occupation biz. It IS a form of temporary occupation, but with the goal of creating and encouraging a true Palestinian state eventually..
Egypt and Jordan are not the only "other" players and Egypt and Jordan are CERTAINLY NOT RELIABLE