Will Biden's Ceasefire Plan End Hostilities Between Israel and Hamas?

Is President Joe Biden’s plan to end hostilities between Israel and Hamas a good deal, and will both sides accept the ceasefire proposal?

From the Left: A writer in CNN Opinion (Left bias) speculated that both sides accepting the deal is  “far from a certainty,” adding, “The fact that the terms of the deal were announced could even be a bad sign, since in sensitive negotiations terms are often kept secret until there is a firm deal.” Despite arguing that both sides have reason to prolong war and there remain numerous signs that a ceasefire is not in sight, the writer determined Biden’s plan “is well-constructed to achieve an immediate ceasefire and build on that for a lasting cessation of hostilities,” concluding, “the enemy of the perfect deal is not the reasonably OK deal. And this is a sufficiently OK deal for both sides.”

From the Right: The New York Post Editorial Board (Right bias) described Biden’s foreign policy stance by stating, “America will help its allies fight back fiercely — as long as they don’t cause their enemies too much damage,” arguing this is a “clear recipe for losing and has already proved a tragic failure” in other ongoing conflicts. The board goes on to argue that Biden is working to hinder Israel’s fight against Hamas, “All because some privileged teens started calling him Genocide Joe and demanding a ‘free Palestine’ and anti-Israel voters threatened to stay home in November.”