Could Abbas be close to sanctioning peace with Isreal?

Question

He got the Hamass to offer a truce with Isreal 3 times. Now he just needs to convince them to negotiate a little. And Isreal needs to negotiate as well if they don't want to be blown off the face of the Earth by Iran's leader.

Answer 1

Unfortunately Abbas is a democratically elected leader, so is at the mercy of the whims of the Palestinian people, many of whom will not be satisfied until the "terrorists" behind the "occupation" are pushed into the Mediterranean. He is also on shaky ground with his own Fatah party.
I like Olmerts plan; and I think Abbas is a smart man who sees the practicalities of it as well, but he will not have the political will to see it pass.
Lets hope this gets solved in our lifetime, or it might be a shorter life then many of us expect.

Answer 2

In this case negotiations have never bring anything.Palestinians want to establish their country in the borders before the 1967 war.But I don't think the Israelis will ever agree to that.So if someone like the UN doesn't interfere in the negotiations I don't think we'll ever have peace there.

Answer 3

What then? With no school busses or pizza parlors to bomb how would the heroic Palestinians maintain their vision of the future? No sir, no chance! Clearly Islam itself would be in peril. With no-one left to blame and no way to redirect the attention of its followers, how could they maintain their level of corruption and sickening perversion of their own faith while maintaining a stranglehold on their own people without Israel as its scapegoat? Who then would be responsible for their failure. Truth and peace are the last thing that their leadership needs, be it Palestinian, Iranian, Syrian or other that keeps its own in the dark while feigning divine illumination.

Answer 4

probly not