Bangladesh, Oct. 7 -- Two years after the eruption of the Al-Aqsa Flood – the event that plunged Gaza, Israel, and the wider Middle East into yet another devastating war – the region stands at a critical crossroads. What began as a calculated act of defiance by Hamas on that fateful October morning has spiraled into one of the most consequential conflicts in the modern Middle East. Tens of thousands are dead, entire neighborhoods have been erased, and political maps have been redrawn. Now, two years later, the wars supposed endgame has emerged not from Tel Aviv or Gaza City, but from Washington – where Donald Trump, the returning “general of the global village,” has unveiled his plan to end the war and reshap...