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no.
IMO:
There's nobody to talk to.
Quite simply, between squabbling factions on both sides of this issue, there is nobody to agree to anything, to make any binding negotiations, or to suggest or accept compromise.
There has arguably never been any one power capable of legitimately negotiating for Palestinians and nobody who wields power, not even counting Iran's agent provocateur status, in the name of Palestinians would last very long if they attempted some formal compromise position that solved the problem. Not Hamas, not Hezbollah, not the Palestinian Authority, nor any of thenumerous splinter groups (other terrorists) involved in this problem. That includes more "conservative" extreme groups in Israel, too - They want blood just as much as their counterparts.
There's no foundation for any solution, here, IMO.
There is no compromise position involving just Israel and... whoever.. that can possibly be acceptable that could yield "peace." Even the most widely accepted one would birth fifty-eleventy terrorist groups, mostly supported by Iran, but some so extreme that Iran wouldn't even support them. The extremist promotion of the unexistance of Israel being a religious imperative has been going on for so long that it has resulted in a situation that has no solution that won't involve violent conflict. There's nobody to counter that rhetoric, either, as there is no central religious authority to declare dogma that could yield such a solution. Unless Iran fully backs such a compromise, and its leadership can not, it can't possibly ever see the light of day.
Some things just don't have clean solutions solved by everyone "working together." When too many will not or can not work with their opposing counterparts, and their traditional way of "working" is to "blow up stuffs," there is no compromise solution that will not involve lots of stuffs getting blow'd the f up.
IMO: Behind the closed doors of governments in the region, every single one of them would be much happier if the Palestinians just died off... With the exception of Iran, of course. It's not that they "care" about the Palestinians, it's that the Palestinian issue gives them an active foothold in events and within powers capable of assisting in their quest to unexist Israel.
PS: One thing that I think everyone in the region would be worried about is Israel actually disappearing... If that happened, then the 1500 year old question of Sunni vs Shia would rise to the top of the bowl. That's basically Iran, Iraq and, maybe Syria, being the major partners, against "everyone else," including Saudi Arabia, in a religiously focused cultural war. Not a joke, not something to be taken lightly as just blustering... https://www.thoughtco.com/sunni-♥♥♥♥♥♥-split-3305550 The fact that Iran backs both Hamas and Hezbollah attests to the significance of Israel as a target for the violence that would continue to exist without it. Solve the Sunni/Shia issue first and then there can be a foundation for peace... or world war.
On a serious punt.. the issue is never going to be fixed without much bloodshed, because of this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JN4mnVLP0rU
both war will not end well and going to be horrific
other country suffer civil war or other uprising like in ottoman empire when turk nuked armenian and kurd and greek
you also have example with austria empire, yugoslavia and russia
currently china dont play nice game against tibet and Uigurs
india have problem similar problems
so your solution only work if everyone agree with the plan
but good luck when both side hate each other
15 minutes in and I think my long held belief the world needs to be divided up by resource and administration offices , would be a good idea.
And if the people really want to identify as something to feel special let them support football teams.
and back to watching it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sb8ufI6z0zM
Do not think I have ever seen anything before that puts Saddam Hussein as a candidate for the saviour of the middle east before.
Thanks for the link it was good watching nice seeing everything condensed so much information put it as it is.