by Ian ParmeterTrump-Netanyahu 20-point Gaza plan offers a timely, flawed roadmap: trust deficit, asymmetry, vague implementation, West Bank omission and Israel’s hard-right cabinet and obstacles threaten success. And several aspects of the plan are so vague that there is a big risk that both sides could accuse the other of breaking their promises. The plan is asymmetricalThe deal favours Israel more than it does Hamas. Given the asymmetry of the plan, Hamas may decide the risks of accepting it outweigh the potential benefits, despite its offer of amnesty for Hamas fighters who lay down their arms. If Hamas accepts Trump’s plan, we could soon have the answers to several of these questions.