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Certainly. That doesn't mean that hardline ideologues will accept it until it's right on top of us. Much like how most of Europe squirmed to try to avoid WWII, until what could have been a minor or mid-sized war to force Germany to heel, exploded into the largest war in human history.

It is, essentially, a belief that the end of the Cold War, heralded an end to major warfare, period. Mankind had transcended such nastiness, and while there would be a few brushfire wars here and there, humanity was now sufficiently enlightened that such things were now all in the past...

Are you familiar with what the 'end of history' movement actually believes?

People who subscribe to the 'end of history' ideology, modern progressivism, or the like, are incapable of pushing an effective peace process forward. They simply do not recognize that different people have sufficiently different values than they do, and as a consequence, cannot be reasoned...

I'll believe it when I see it.

The negotiations leading up to the Second Intifada disagree with you. I hope you're right. I don't believe it though.

Hamas' word in any peace deal isn't worth the paper its printed on.