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The Board of Peace proposed by Trump as part of a Middle East peace plan is unlikely to succeed, as it requires Hamas to disband and trust Netanyahu's implementation.

The plan does not guarantee a Palestinian state but suggests a pathway to self-determination if significant changes occur.

There is skepticism about the sincerity of the peace deal, with concerns that it may be a strategy for Netanyahu to continue military operations under the guise of failed negotiations.

The plan does not guarantee a Palestinian state but offers a potential pathway if significant changes occur.

The plan's implementation could lead to a broader peace in the Middle East if regional countries like Saudi Arabia and Turkey support it.

The plan does not guarantee a Palestinian state but suggests a pathway if significant changes occur, reflecting a cautious approach to statehood.

The plan proposes a phased withdrawal of Israeli forces, contingent on the release of hostages and the cessation of hostilities.

The plan has received broad support from regional countries, indicating a shift in Middle Eastern alliances and priorities.

The peace deal's success could lead to economic growth in the Middle East by allowing countries to focus on monetizing oil reserves. Stability is crucial for economic development, as it encourages investment and the efficient use of resources.

Trump's announcement of a new peace plan for the Middle East includes creating an international oversight body led by him, which is met with skepticism regarding its feasibility.