If the negotiations go well Israel will soon need to make a critical decision regarding withdrawal from the Golan heights and dismantling of whole towns. Without examining whether this is a just or unjust demand of the Syrians, we only need to note that Israelis knew all along that this is the price of peace. It is a public decision that will be made democratically by plebiscite. In the long run these details will make little difference. Skeptics will tell us that peace with Syria may not last, and they might be right.
Nobody can provide a guarantee regarding history.
However there certainly will be no peace without return of the Golan Heights to Syria. We must look at the prospect, at the big picture, rather than becoming obsessed by the details. Well, yes it is, and it is a bit sad. However we need to think of the good of those children, of all our children. We need to think of the possibilities of peace, of the chance to turn the Middle East from a perennial powder keg filled with refugees and terrorists and no-man's lands into a good place to live for all of us.