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No One Knows What’s Next, But It Cannot Be the Old Two-State Solution
The future for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is far from clear, but it’s high time to take the moribund formula off life support.
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Essay
There Never Will Be a Palestinian State. So What’s Next?
October 7 was the final nail in the two-state solution’s coffin. Is confederation with Jordan all that remains?
By Elliott Abrams
Response
The Central Obstacle to Peace between Israel and the Palestinians Isn't Politics
It's time to consider the Palestinian emirates.
Response
With Israel-Jordan Relations at an All-Time Low, the Countries Aren't Likely to Cooperate in the West Bank
Amman and Jerusalem need to worry about maintaining peace, not new arrangements in the West Bank.
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“OK, So I’ll Tell You What Happened This Saturday from My Perspective.”
A fighting report from a 20-year-old Border Police agent who was one of the first responders to Saturday's massacre in southern Israel.
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By PhilologosPhilologos says farewell.
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