Tommy Vietor

That they can call a peace deal that Yahoo knows he will never have to implement because it's basically designed to be – to look and sound maximally reasonable but be rejected by Hamas.

And that's what I expect will happen.

I did like this.

It's typically understated self-calling.

Greatest days ever in civilization.

This isn't a two-state solution plan.

It's a ceasefire plan, just to be clear.

But again, I think that Netanyahu, he tried to sound like he was on board with the big picture while reserving the right to renegotiate or delay every actual detail.

I think it's probably a non-starter for Hamas.

Why do you think it's a, just I have no idea, why do you think it's a non-starter for Hamas?

because they have to trust Netanyahu generally to implement it because they don't think Trump can control him because they watched the last year.

The plan calls on Hamas to release all the hostages within 72 hours, which means they give up all their leverage immediately and then have to trust that the rest of the plan gets executed.

The plan basically calls on Hamas to disband as an organization.

And they'll have no role in Gaza going forward, which is, of course, a totally understandable position for the Israelis to want to take.

But from the Hamas perspective, you can imagine that'd be hard to agree to.

And then finally, like this is an organization, their DNA is resistant to occupation and trying to get land back.

And they're going to be cool with Gaza being governed by Donald Trump and Tony Blair.

That's the best you guys could do?

Trump and Tony Blair?

Unfortunately, it's the best we could do.