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(1) Gaza's siege may ease or end by normalizing border crossings with Egypt.
(2) The Camp David Accords and Israel - Jordan Peace Treaty may be reevaluated, frozen or altered.
(3) A new approach for Palestinian reconciliation may be considered, especially toward Hamas and other resistance groups.
(4) Arabs, including Palestinians, may consider new approaches, including dissolving the PA and initiating a third Intifada for change.
(5) National and Islamic interests may be prioritized over dominant Western and Israeli ones.
Longer-term:
(1) A possible Arab/Islamic "revival" may achieve "major political, social, economic, and even military changes," altering the regional balance of power dramatically.
(2) Formation of a strategic, popular alternative may emerge, supporting Palestinian liberating resistance.
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