Worried maps and unsafe exits!

The reservoir of sorrows overflowed, and hearts overflowed with endless pain, before being joined by more pains that multiply day by day, hour by hour, in a sequence of death and genocide of the people in all their categories, within a precise engineering of geography and demographics, killing, starvation, demolition, and terrorizing, until the entire sector became a barren wasteland, a wasteland of scattered dust.

With axes and knives, with bullets flying over the heads of the starving, between aid boxes and bags of flour, and with an arc of fire extending from Tel Aviv to Tehran, in a few weeks the hot iron coming out of the smelting furnaces, which were designed for humans and stone, will be hammered to shape the region in a way that is different from what was prevalent before the fire of the Holocaust was lit.

In the leaks, the "peace of submission" is the commodity on offer in the settlement market, sometimes through enticement, sometimes through intimidation, through bargaining and trade-offs on fragile borders and weak authorities, as is the case in Syria, where Israel is trading peace in exchange for preserving the head of the regime, who is suffering from a severe security vacuum due to the dissolution of the army and the loosening of the security grip on the state's sprawling borders, in which terrorist movements, both awake and dormant, are nested, waiting for the right opportunity to liquidate the maps and awaken sectarian and ethnic strife.

Despite all the rumors about a new batch of normalizing states poised to join the "Abrahamic Peace" movement, the exits remain unsafe, and the atmosphere remains tense due to the genocide and its anticipated repercussions, which will make openness to the rogue state extremely difficult.

The horrors and tragedies that will be revealed after the fires of the incinerator are extinguished will curb any reckless rush on the normalization train, before the price of boarding is convincing enough for the targeted countries to enjoy a peace that preserves dignity, protects rights, and ensures that wars will not recur, and that the blood that has been shed and the lives that have been lost over the past 21 months are not wasted.