Whisper it, but the Middle East may be on the brink of peace

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : And with Iran's ability to undermine peace efforts in the region limited by the devastating losses Hamas and Hezbollah have suffered in recent months, the possibility that Trump could emerge as the American president who finally succeeds in bringing lasting peace to the Middle East must be taken seriously.
27% : While the refusal of Palestinian leaders to engage in the process meant little progress was made before Trump left the White House, the removal of Hamas as a significant force in Palestinian politics could make Kushner's proposals the basis of future negotiations.
17% : Hamas representatives in Qatar have stymied the Biden administration's attempts to implement a ceasefire in Gaza, an obstacle that Trump is unlikely to tolerate once he takes office.
14% : Trump is under no illusion about the threat Iran and its terrorist nexus pose to the region, which was one of his justifications for withdrawing from the flawed nuclear deal that Barack Obama negotiated with Tehran, which made no provision for curbing Iran's malign activities in the region.

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