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Or they might not. It might be that none of the nations involved actually care about this very much, don't want to bother with Gaza, and are just happy to have the fig leaf of a solution that nominally has someone in charge of Gaza that isn't Hamas or Israel for long enough that they can all sign their security deals under Abraham Accords Mark II.
I'm far less acquainted with the history than you. However, the Palestinians (what's left of them) still will want a homeland. Just like the Armenians. Just like the Kurds. To my knowledge, there isn't much of an Armenian terrorist organization. But many nations regard any organized Kurds as terrorists (including Turkey, a NATO member). If this stops the bloodshed and genocide, that's certainly a plus. But I wonder how long it will last before Palestinians start muttering "but this was OUR land, and still should be". You can't kill an idea that easily.
