President Donald Trump's peace plan for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is criticized for being based on fundamentally flawed premises. The article argues that supporters of the agreement fail to grasp the religious motivations behind Palestinian Arab terrorism, particularly that of Hamas, which sees violence against Israel as a sacred obligation. Historical context is provided, highlighting how both Fatah and Hamas have framed their struggle as one of blood sacrifice, with martyrdom and religious duty at its core. The piece suggests that without acknowledging the role of religious sacrifice in terrorism, diplomatic efforts and peace plans are doomed to fail, and that a deeper understanding is essential for effective counterterrorism strategies.