Okay for CNN, but rejected by the Joe Biden stream. Rejecting anything honestly critical. Way to go.

....so, how DO you end that kind of conflict? Because the other presidents just straight up didn't.

I didn't vote for Trump the first time, but dang... I voted for him the second time because I wanted to see if he could keep this up. Actually, there has been a little bit of a domino effect in spite of Biden's meddling. I had a tiny hope that Trump could have pulled off this troop withdrawal without the total cluster bump that is going on currently. Peace in the Middle East? Yeah, that would have been nice.

Yeah, what a shame his only accomplishments were these weird ceremonial PR stunts that requires a certain amount of prior faith in him to believe were actual progress towards peace.

All those countries came to the white house to sign the treaties because he had nothing to do with it. Glad you could clear that up.

I don't think you understood my comment at all.

premise 1: his accomplishments were weird ceremonial PR stunts
premise 2: those stunts require prior faith to achieve belief
conclusion: they were not actually progress towards peace
please correct my misunderstanding

Ok, so you DO understand and just thought you'd throw something irrelevant on purpose.

Premise 1: all the countries came here for the signing
Premise 2: you seem to think they would do that for a pr stunt
Conclusion: you think Trump has the skills to achieve a world class pr stunt, and get Arabs to pretend to be friends with Israel

Step 1 - Unconditional Surrender. Funny how those ended things for the long haul. Step 2 - Stop treating these countries like Japan. A lot of different situations. The big one is Japan is surrounded by ocean. Any outside trouble makers first had to enter Japan's ports which were guarded very closely after the war. In a country like Afghanistan there are way too many ways to sneak into the country. Step 3(which ties into 1 and 2) - Make sure the old government that caused trouble is permanently gone. Sure Japan still has an Emperor but the Japanese doesn't treat that person like a god like they used to and is mostly symbolic like Britain's Royal Family.

Ok. You know what I want you to do? Send all of that to seventeen years ago addressed to the White House.