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Arab nations may have endorsed the United Nations’ draft resolution for peace and stabilization, yet none have pledged troops to enforce it. The window of opportunity stands open—but the winds threaten to slam it shut. The cease-fire, like so many before it, risks becoming just a momentary pause between storms.

The proposal’s call for ceasefire, hostage release, and Gaza’s demilitarization, alongside the establishment of an internationally supervised governing body, is being hailed in some quarters as true diplomacy. Egypt and Jordan, traditional mediators in Palestinian affairs, have offered cautious support—urging that any peace must rest on the pillars of international law and the legitimate aspirations of the Palestinian people. Yet beyond the optimism lies a deep flow of skepti