Ah, yes, Jim: your suggestion is a good one indeed. But, tho I think the Israelis might be persuaded to come to the UN conference table if the other side would too, I can't see the latter doing so -- or sticking by the terms of any 'agreement' that might be made. Who, after all, has broken every ceasefire to date? Their explicit policy -- indeed their declared raison-d'être -- is the complete destruction, not just of Israel, but of entire Jewry worldwide. They have even alienated all their natural support within the Arab world by such intransigence. And you think they'll meekly come to confer when the UN snaps its fingers. What's to 'negotiate', with such a basic declaration as instanced above anyhow? & re this UN 'peace force' to enforce ceasefire: are troops representing the UN to go in, fully armed, & fight the two sides to a standstill; or how is it to be encompassed?

Just asking

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& how about an answer to that other question I have now asked you twice, in bold letters yet? Answer! Answer!