Israel Should Look Beyond the Two-State Solution
Revive the diplomatic process without the old assumptions.
November 21, 2016
Israel Shouldn’t Embrace a One-State Solution—Yet
The problem with the “legalization bill.”
On Wednesday, the so-called legalization bill passed its preliminary reading in the Knesset. Supported by most of the governing coalition, but opposed by the prime minister, the bill would legalize many outposts built on privately owned Palestinian land and provide compensation for the land’s original owners. While the bill is very unlikely to pass, writes Evelyn Gordon, advancing it now, with a lame-duck president in the White House, is “asinine.” Furthermore, Gordon argues, the law would be detrimental to Israel on its own merits:
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Israel Shouldn’t Embrace a One-State Solution—Yet
The problem with the “legalization bill.”
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