Ok, this an analysis of the current Israel/Gaza conflict, from the Gaza Arab perspective and has a new idea for the resolution of the conflict.

As I have become to understand the conflict from the Arab side, it is essentially about the FREEDOM of the Arab people.

Free Gaza, and so on.

I get it, the occupation of Israeli Mossad and surveillance is REALLY, REALLY annoying.

For me, I have been a political prisoner here in Denmark for the last 15 years, and I know how it is to be controlled.

When someone controls you, you become really angry and vengeful. The anger builds up in you, and if you are not very good at controlling it, you end up destroying those who opress you.

This is how a lot of wars have started, the oppressed revolts against the oppressor.

The problem being, that the acts you do in rage often are horrible.

So to UNDERSTAND the conflict from a Palestinian Arab side, everybody needs to see it from their perspective as well.

And to be honest, it is right, Mossad has, more or less, been subdueing Gaza for many years.

There is a new leader coming to Mossad, and he or she should be a part of this discussion and stop the oppression of Gaza, as one of the prerequisites of the truce.

Then there is the guarantees for sovereignty of Gaza for real, this will require some kind of power system in Gaza to protect against Mossad and other dangers.

So this will in practice mean a policeforce of some kind.

This however will be in conflict with the promised demilitarisation.

So, it will have to be a police force WITHOUT any ability to wield military powers as firing rockets and so on.

The only way to make sure that will be a reality is by making an Arab/American peace force in Gaza and in the West Bank.

This peace force will then have a twofold charge de affairs. 1. Make sure, that the people of Gaza and the West Bank does not develop military capabilities. 2. Make sure, that Israel does not touch Gaza and the West Bank.

In this way, there is both freedom and security.

How about that?

G-d bless the will to find peace in Gaza.