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A unified army conquer a nuclear power somehow and march on Europe, I got that right so far?
"Arab" countries are NOT forgetting their differences.
1) The Sunni-Shia struggle has been going on for a thousand years.
2) The #1 enemy of the Sunni is Iran.
3) For many Sunni states, Israel is an ally against Iran and Iran-backed terrorists.
4) Curiously peace is more possible than before the war.
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STEPS TOWARD PEACE
1) Destroy Hamas infrastructure, tunnels, leadership and chains of command. It is only uninformed protestors (throughout the world) that disagree with this goal.
2) Quickly stop any escalation. For example, if any US ship is hit, Yemen will pay the price. If Hezbollah launches a major attack again northern Israel, Lebanon will pay heavily.
3) After this phase is complete, and with the next cease fire and release of hostages, we will all wait for the new Israeli government to form.
4) Other than the joint security force, Israel needs to withdraw from the West Bank and move all settlers out.
5) There needs to aid to West Bank government from Israel, the US and from the Sunni states.
6) Elections in the West Bank. As in many countries, the terrorist parties will not be able to participate.
7) Personally, at this point, I think that Israel should recognize Palestine with West Bank boundaries. After all, the West Bank Palestinians recognize the state of Israel.
8) As far as Gaza, it will take hundreds of billions in aid and at least 5 years before there is any normalization, followed by elections. In the interim, there needs to be a Sunni security forc, and no Israeli involvement. The Arab league is possible I suppose. An interim local government needs to be formed. I don't think that the Palestinian Authority is the answer. They will have plenty to take care of in the West Bank. Perhaps local elections can be the answer, with the candidates approved by the Arab security forces.
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BOTTOM LINE
The only solution is a Palestinian state, with Israel ending the occupation. This security of this state needs to be guaranteed by an Arab set of countries. The state must have elections, perhaps separately at first, in the West Bank and in Gaza.