This is how I read the peace demand list
Withdrawal of Israeli tanks from the Gaza border.
Yes, fantastic idea. Let's make it easier for Hamas and other armies to destroy Israel. Once Israel is wiped out, the conflict will be over. Why didn't anyone think of this earlier.
Freeing all the prisoners that were arrested after the killing of the three youths.
Release combatants that will return to bite Israel in the ass later. This stroke of genius must have come from the Obama administration.
Lifting the siege and opening the border crossings to commerce and people.
Because we all know that all Hamas and Palestine wanted was open trading with Israel. "Why won't you sell us that SodaStream thing, we hear its great? We gonna kill you because of that!" Nothing to do with wanting the entire country gone and all its people dead. Just commerce, I had it wrong all this time.
Establishing an international seaport and airport which would be under U.N. supervision.
I don't know about the rest of you, but I get the warm fuzzy whenever I hear that the UN will take over security. Just look at how effective they were at controlling the Hamas rockets being launched next to their building in Gaza.
Increasing the permitted fishing zone to 10 kilometers.
Internationalizing the Rafah Crossing and placing it under the supervision of the U.N. and some Arab nations.
UN security, say no more. And now "Arab nations" being entrusted with the security of Israel. That is like hiring a drug addict to guard your prescription medicine cabinet.
International forces on the borders.
If this means UN forces then...hmmm. If it means US forces, then they better have the authority to destroy any threat before it destroys our troops. Peace keeping doesn't mean sacrificial lambs.
Easing conditions for permits to pray at the Al Aqsa Mosque.
This has disaster written all over it. Call me paranoid but I think that there is a high probability that many of the "visitors" will have bad intentions.
Prohibition on Israeli interference in the reconciliation agreement.
Because really, who would want to have input in negotiations that involve your sovereignty. That's just silly talk anyway.
Reestablishing an industrial zone and improvements in further economic development in the Gaza Strip.
I don't see a problem with this except that Hamas will start hiding weapons and launching attacks from the new buildings and Israel will get blamed for the destruction when they blow the militants to smithereens in their new hideout. I'm OK with the destroying of the attackers, just don't want to waste the money building stuff for Hamas.