Afrasianet - Amr Allan - The mere announcement of Trump's plan does not change anything on the ground, as the Zionist-American alliance has thrown all its military and non-military weight into the war of extermination for two years.

What US President Donald Trump announced on Monday evening in his press conference with the prime minister of the usurping entity was not a plan to stop the war on Gaza, as he claimed, but rather a project to end the entire Palestinian cause, as it went beyond what was stated in the infamous Oslo Accords. The Palestinian Authority was not present in Trump's proposals, despite its abyss and acquiescence to the occupation.

Trump reiterated his unconditional support for the occupation, reaffirmed his recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of the entity, and did not mention the settlers' attacks on the Al-Aqsa Mosque or repeated calls for its demolition. He also made no clear commitment to the establishment of a Palestinian state, and he did not address the ongoing Israeli talk of annexing the occupied West Bank.

Trump and Netanyahu have announced  a 20-point "document" as a "peace plan" to achieve an immediate ceasefire if all parties agree; Netanyahu has declared his support for what has been put forward, while Hamas has yet to agree.

The clauses include the handing over of the occupation prisoners within 72 hours from the date of the announcement of the ceasefire, dismantling Hamas' military capabilities and ending its political role, provided that these steps are met with a cessation of Israeli operations and a gradual withdrawal, with a prisoner exchange arrangement that includes the release of nearly 2,000 prisoners from Gaza to the occupation.

Trump also spoke of a "peace council" supervised by the United States and that includes international figures—including Tony Blair—along with arrangements for a transitional administration and an international stabilization force to temporarily oversee the Gaza Strip, as described in the document. He also hinted that Hamas' refusal would be met with "full support" for the occupation army to continue its operations "until the end."

What we have heard, in essence, is a Zionist-American agreement that completes the conspiracy of the "New Middle East", which begins with the quest to eliminate the Palestinian resistance as the first obstacle, in preparation for the introduction of the entire Islamic world into the Zionist era, which aims to undermine the beliefs of the Islamic and Arab nation, including the Christian faith, so that the peoples of the region become slaves in a biblical system of slavery that they called the "Abrahamic religion."

At the press conference, both Trump and Netanyahu emphasized the Hebrew pronunciation of the name Abraham (Abraham) with its Talmudic symbolism, and repeated the tone of the dictates against the Palestinians and an explicit threat to continue the war if they do not comply. But how can this conspiracy succeed when the occupation army is still unable to resolve the battle against the besieged Gaza Strip, after two years of the war of annihilation it is waging against the Palestinian people there? 

The United States, through Trump's latest plan, is trying to pit the Palestinian factions and the Palestinian people against Arab and Islamic countries instead of confronting the occupation army. Talk of a "peace council" led by Washington, arrangements for a "transitional administration and stabilization force" to be deployed immediately in Gaza, and a binding role for "regional partners" to ensure that Gaza's factions "comply" and "Gaza no longer a threat is no longer a threat"—all of these are steps that push for the internationalization of security control and the status of the formal Arab regime vis-à-vis the Palestinians and their various factions.

These steps are aimed at relieving the occupation army, which has shown signs of fatigue in the battle, and to get the occupation out of its predicament, which is incapable of resolving the war against the besieged Gaza Strip or translating the course of the past two years into a tangible political gain on the ground. They also come as a bypass on the growing isolation that the entity is suffering from internationally, the results of which will be evident in the medium term, after the scene witnessed in the United Nations General Assembly session and the recent flood of recognition of the Palestinian state.

Stratively, the danger of Trump's proposal is not limited to the future of the Palestinian resistance factions, but also extends beyond it to the future of the PA in Ramallah and the countries of the encirclement, which, with the exception of Lebanon, are in a state of appeasement with the Zionist-Americans, following the overthrow of Syria, not to mention its danger to the rest of the resistance forces in the region, especially Hezbollah.

The recycling of the "custodianship" of Gaza within a "peace council" and an international transitional force, coupled with the stripping of the Palestinian resistance of its tools, carries direct repercussions on the deterrence environment in the The whole of the Arab Mashreq.

Trump's assertion in his press conference that the entity will recognize the annexation of the occupied Golan Heights is only evidence of the way the United States deals with the territorial integrity of the encircled countries within the framework of the occupation's expansionist vision and the concept of the "new Middle East", a vision that can only be enforced by completing the elimination of the Arab and Islamic liberation forces in the region, following the completion of the "Palestinian dilemma" according to their hopes.

The mere announcement of Trump's plan does not change anything on the ground, as the Zionist-American alliance has thrown all its military and non-military weight into the war of extermination for two years.

However, the sensitivity lies in the actual Arab and Islamic position of Washington's attempt to erase the Palestinian issue and neutralize the Palestinian factions – including Fatah and the Palestinian Authority – in preparation for bringing the Arab and Islamic world into the era of the "Abrahamic" Talmudic vision.