A long-stalled effort to bring peace to a decades-long conflict is being reconsidered by two key figures with ties to past negotiations. The proposal, which had previously faced significant political and logistical hurdles, is being dusted off amid shifting regional dynamics and renewed diplomatic interest. Critics argue that earlier attempts collapsed due to deep-seated distrust and unresolved core issues, while supporters insist fresh incentives could break the impasse. Whether this revival gains traction remains unclear, but the move signals a potential turning point in efforts to halt one of the world’s most enduring wars.
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are seeking to revive earlier proposals to end war
