How feasible is peace in the Middle East?

After two years of war, it is unlikely that the peace deal, even if implemented fully, will resolve the issue completely.

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This week marks the second anniversary of the 7/10 attacks by Hamas on Israel. That heinous assault and the Israeli retaliation plunged the entire Middle East into turmoil. The past two years have seen the relentless pounding of Gaza, a state of near-war between Israel and Lebanon, and the decapitation of the Hezbollah leadership by ingenious use of explosive-laced pagers. It also sawa change in regime in Syria, with the Hayat Tahrir al Sham storming into power in Damascus, and the bombing of Syrian ports, airfields and military installations by Israel. Drone and missile exchanges between Israel and Iran eventually culminated in an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities by Israel and the USA ina tense 12-day exchange of fire. And finally came the Israeli strike in Qatar itself, striking at Hamas leaders sheltering in Doha. And to add to all this, the latest Israeli offensive towards Gaza City has just been launched, which will add considerably to the toll of over 65,000 dead and over 15 million Gazans displaced in the beleaguered enclave.