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The U.S., Israel, and many other countries, want peace at any cost, which is why countries in the middle-east are getting funding to 'help their people'. But, that's a total distractions. The terrorists in the middle-east and elsewhere, know how to play the game to an end of getting what they want. We in the U.S. and even Israel, and many other countries, have been negotiating with good intents, but, not the enemy. The enemy has been playing us. In the last 20+ years (since 911), and especially in the last 7 or so years, we've been negotiating with terror states and terror groups. Meanwhile, the terrorists and terror states have been playing the distraction game, where they negotiate to get their funding (via Iran, for example), while they planned organized to do what they do best, and that's to terrorize 'their enemies', meaning Israel and the U.S.

While the U.S. and Israel were busy negotiating peace treaties, the enemy was planning and organizing. We were being duped into believing that the terrorists were changing their ways, and so, we helped them. We were being blinded by negotiations that took place between Israel and Saudi Arabia and other middle-east countries. Yet, none of those countries were going to change their ways. All of those countries want Israel wiped off the world map, and the U.S. to die as a country. Trust but verify was completely dead with our side. The enemy was using us, and Israel, while they planned and built up their resources, with the help of Iran and even other middle-east countries. The result is the attacks on Israel that killed over 600 and injured over 1,000 and hostage-taking.

FACT is and always has been, that you can't negotiate with terrorists, not even the 'less harmful' terrorists in Muslim countries. Negotiations with any of them always end up causing harm and destruction and deaths. So, we need to stop getting duped.