By Recognizing Israeli Sovereignty over the Golan, the U.S. Has Freed Israel from “Land for Peace”
Perhaps peace should be the reward for peace.
March 25, 2019
By Recognizing Israeli Sovereignty over the Golan, the U.S. Has Freed Israel from “Land for Peace”
Perhaps peace should be the reward for peace.
In the 52 years since Israel seized the Golan Heights from Syria, there have been multiple efforts to negotiate their return in exchange for Damascus ending its continuous war against the Jewish state. Shmuel Rosner argues that, with his announcement on Thursday acknowledging the legitimacy of Jerusalem’s claim to the Golan, Donald Trump has finally decoupled territorial concessions from peacemaking:
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