Middle East: Since Trump announced the cessation of Zionist aggression against Iran through a ceasefire agreement in what was known as the 12-day war, there has been much talk about the possibility of this casting a shadow over reaching a halt to the ongoing Zionist genocide in the Gaza Strip, which has persisted for over 21 months.

What reinforces this are the leaks about preparations between the criminal Netanyahu and the madman Trump, and their understanding of what they called a "Gaza ceasefire agreement" within two weeks at most.

The truth of what is happening in the corridors of the White House and behind closed doors remains shrouded in ambiguity. However, the indicators suggest a major shift in the entire region's map—if we consider the price to be paid or what the counterpart to this agreement might be, and what its form will take.

The newspaper Israel Hayom stated that the agreement includes the release of Zionist captives held by Hamas and the transfer of the movement's remaining leaders to other countries, as part of a broader settlement aimed at de-escalating tensions in the region.

The call, which media outlets referred to as "understandings," is in reality a very dangerous plan—given its outcomes, which will be directly addressed during the upcoming Trump-Netanyahu summit. Implementation will begin between Steve Witkoff, Washington’s envoy to the region (without any Egyptian or Qatari mediation, as was previously the case), and the Palestinian resistance directly, in exchange for certain conditions.

The Hebrew newspaper Israel Hayom revealed some of these conditions, which include stopping the aggression on Gaza in exchange for the release of all remaining Zionist entity prisoners, in addition to completely expelling Hamas leaders from the Strip—specifically to another country—under the guise of achieving a "regional settlement" for the conflict.

In return, the administration of Gaza will be handed over to a coalition of four Arab countries, including Egypt and the UAE, according to Israel Hayom, under American and Zionist international supervision.

Thus, Gaza will no longer belong to the Palestinians, thereby achieving the American objective and plan of eventually emptying Gaza of its people.

The U.S. will grant the annexation of parts of the West Bank to the occupying entity, but this time through diplomatic means, unlike Gaza, where its people will be displaced under the Abraham Plan. This will portray the matter to the world as a peaceful agreement, while in reality, it is a geographical expansion of the Zionist entity—not just in the West Bank.

In this context, Palestinian political analyst Adnan Al-Sabbah described what is happening in the West Bank as brutal operations and daily looting of property by occupation forces, pointing out that there is a Zionist scheme to dismantle and erase the state of Palestine and the Palestinian people.

In a previous statement to Almasirah channel, he explained that 64% of the West Bank has already been seized and annexed to the Israeli occupation entity, in addition to Jerusalem, confirming that only 8% of the West Bank will remain as residential areas where people will be crammed in.

To justify the American temptations and the abandonment of principles, Washington has offered massive incentives in exchange for normalization. The first is lifting sanctions on Syria, rebuilding it, and providing economic assistance.

Additionally, there are huge investments and a satellite internet program from "Starlink" (owned by Elon Musk) for Lebanon, which would reintegrate it into the global economy more forcefully than before—especially since America is working on building its largest embassy in the region in Beirut.

From this, it becomes clear that the agreement being discussed in Hebrew and international media, if actually implemented, will not merely end a "war" but will entail a complete re-engineering of the entire region.

What’s new is that if this agreement is implemented, it will involve expanding the borders of "Israel," which already controls southern Syria, in addition to other areas in Lebanon. Thus, all these regions in these countries will fall under Zionist sovereignty, posing a real threat to the region and its nations—none of which will be spared.

The map, borders, and even countries we have known all our lives in the region may disappear, replaced by "Greater Israel." There will also be changes in policies, alliances between states, and even our identities as peoples in the region—all of which will radically transform.

Regardless of whether the plan succeeds in full or only partially in certain areas while being postponed in others, it is a scheme that encompasses the entire region, threatening its stability and most of its countries—especially those in the Axis of Resistance, which has not been spared from this threat.

After the failure of the Zionist-American aggression against the Islamic Republic of Iran, Washington will seek to besiege Tehran under what Fox News called "strangling Iranian influence" and nearly completely closing the fronts of the "Axis of Resistance," stripping it and its allies of political leverage.

Thus, there would be a new demarcation of Palestine. If the two-state solution is implemented, what remains of historical Palestine would be a disarmed zone or a decentralized state fragmented into small areas within a large "state" of occupation.

Although some may see these scenarios as difficult to achieve or reject them outright, or consider them mere leaks meant to downplay the scheme being prepared behind closed doors in the region—it is certain that these moves will have a more dangerous impact than any war.

If what is happening now is pushed through, it will amount to a complete rewriting of the region’s future—and could render Palestine, as we know it, mere history.

In the end, a question arises: Is this a real peace agreement? Or is it a legal declaration of the end of Palestine?