If it works, President Donald Trump would deserve the Nobel Peace Prize he covets but almost certainly will never receive. His 20-point plan to end the war in Gaza, which was publicly accepted by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a White House meeting on Sept. 29, is based on some breathtaking assumptions about the future.

But if it did work, then it would not only mean that Israel would have achieved its two main war goals: the release of all of the remaining hostages held by Palestinian terrorists and the elimination of the Hamas terrorist organization in the Gaza Strip. It would also provide yet another opportunity for the Palestinian Arabs to choose peace and to end their century-old war on Zionism that has brought them nothing but death and destruction.

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